Art in Gashapon Kongo Rikishi Statue Frog Candy Toy
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- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
Bandai Art in Gashapon Kongo Rikishi Statue series in collaboration with Japanese frog artist Kazutaso Company. Traditional Buddhist guardian deities reimagined as lifelike frog figures. Approximately 8–9 cm tall with detailed sculpting that captures the sacred presence of the Kongo Rikishi.
- Design: Created by renowned Japanese frog artist Kazutaso Company
- Collection: 4 different designs with multiple color options including natural wood and bronze finishes
- Manufacturer: Bandai Gashapon
- Materials: PVC, ABS
The Kongo Rikishi (Nio) are protective guardian deities in Japanese Buddhist culture. These mythological Buddhist warriors wield the vajra, symbolizing lightning and diamond-like strength, and traditionally appear in pairs at temple gates to protect sacred temple grounds. This Art in Gashapon series creatively blends frog form with classical sculptural art.
Perfect for Japanese culture enthusiasts, gashapon collectors, and art toy fans. Each figure showcases refined sculpting craftsmanship with both collectible and artistic appeal.
- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
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Bandai Art in Gashapon Kongo Rikishi Statue series in collaboration with Japanese frog artist Kazutaso Company. Traditional Buddhist guardian deities reimagined as lifelike frog figures. Approximately 8–9 cm tall with detailed sculpting that captures the sacred presence of the Kongo Rikishi.
- Design: Created by renowned Japanese frog artist Kazutaso Company
- Collection: 4 different designs with multiple color options including natural wood and bronze finishes
- Manufacturer: Bandai Gashapon
- Materials: PVC, ABS
The Kongo Rikishi (Nio) are protective guardian deities in Japanese Buddhist culture. These mythological Buddhist warriors wield the vajra, symbolizing lightning and diamond-like strength, and traditionally appear in pairs at temple gates to protect sacred temple grounds. This Art in Gashapon series creatively blends frog form with classical sculptural art.
Perfect for Japanese culture enthusiasts, gashapon collectors, and art toy fans. Each figure showcases refined sculpting craftsmanship with both collectible and artistic appeal.
