Kannon Bosatsu is revered in Buddhism as a symbol of compassion and salvation. It is said that the bosatsu can transform into 33 different forms, with the most commonly recognized being the depiction holding a lotus flower. Kannon is respected as one of the most compassionate bodhisattvas in Buddhism, as she empathizes with suffering and hardship, helping sentient beings in their time of need.Collaborating ArtistYozan MiuraA Buddhist sculptor born in 1973 in Saitama Prefecture. After working in a company for three years post-graduation, he was inspired by the book 'Kibutsuki' by Jun Miura and Seikō Ito to become a sculptor. He apprenticed under a master in Shiga Prefecture for 13 years before establishing the Tonomikado Buddhist Workshop in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City. There, he carves new wooden statues, restores old ones, and conducts sculpture workshops. In 2018, he proposed the 'Drone Buddha,' merging traditional techniques with modern technology, aiming for a contemporary portrayal of Amida and the Twenty-five floating Bosatsu, bringing Buddhist teachings to modern life. ■ProductSize / 2cm x 5cmMaterial / Embroidery thread: 100% RayonMade in JapanThis patch Stick-on and Iron-on too. ■AttentionCommercial use of this product is strictly prohibited.〈How to iron on this patch〉※The patches can be ironed on cotton and polyester materials, be careful of heat-sensitive materials.※Take care of hot iron burns.How to use patches→https://en.kyototo.jp/ja/pages/how-to-use-the-patches
