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Pu-Tai was a wandering Chinese monk of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), known for his protruding belly and constant laugh. Nicknamed the "Laughing Buddha," he often roams the countryside with a sack, spreading goodwill and treasures to the poor. Jade-like glass sculpture of Buddha stands on a large sack. In his right hand, he carries a chain of coins, which represents prosperity. In his left, he holds a Ruyi scepter, a symbol of his authority and achievement.
Buddha statue facts and features:
• made from resin
• 12.0" length x 12.0" width x 20" height
• weighs 26.5 pounds (12 kg)
Imported from China.
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