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Asian Foo Dogs (Fu Dogs) Garden Statue Sculpture, Pair

Asian Foo Dogs (Fu Dogs) Garden Statue Sculpture, Pair

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Brand: Museum Wholesale
Category: Kitchen

Buy New: $171.00

Qty 498 In Stock


Sales Rank: 146879


ASIN: B001F9PT60

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Features:
  • Size: 18"H x 7"W x 11"D each
  • Item Type: Statue
  • Material: bonded stone
  • Weight (lbs): 35 lbs for both, ship wt: 37 lbs, ship box: 20x15x21
  • Reproduction

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Product Description
Guardian Lions are sacred to Buddhism, where they are seen as guardians of the Teaching (Dharma) and their Lions Roar symbolizes the voice of the Teachings of Buddha resounding in all directions. Guardian Lions are the protectors of sacred buildings and are seen as emblems of valor and energy. Sculptured lions are frequently placed at the gates of the temples, porticos of the houses and sometimes guarding the precincts of tombs. They are also used on an altar placed toward the front, one on each side. They are usually used in male-female pairs where the male lion is represented playing with a ball which may represent the sun, the egg symbol of the dual aspects of nature, or merely a precious stone. The female lion is generally accompanied by its young. Made from bonded marble and designer resin, antique stone finish, suitable for indoor or outdoor use, 18"H x 7"W x 11"D each.

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