Fire Monkey King - Sun Wukong Hand-Carved Wooden Statue, Miniature Figurine For Display & Collectors
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Theme: Buddhism Material: Wood Size(WDH): 53.512cm/1.971.384.72inch 7.5516cm/2.951.976.30inch - Behold the majestic Fire Monkey King - Sun Wukong, an iconic figure from the legendary Chinese tale, Journey to the West, now meticulously hand-carved into a fascinating wooden statue. Skilled artisans have devoted countless hours to render the details of this miniature figurine, bringing the valiant character to life. This statue showcases Sun Wukong in his fiery avatar, brilliantly capturing his invincible spirit & vibrant energy. The quality of the wood, the meticulous detailing, & the smooth, polished finish all contribute to creating a figurine that is not only visually stunning but also deeply rooted in cultural significance. Standing tall with his staff, Wukong evokes power, courage, & resilience, making this piece an excellent choice for adding a touch of traditional Chinese folklore to your home or office. It's also a perfect collectible for fans of the mythical tale or unique art pieces. This Fire Monkey King statue is more than a piece of decor; it's a conversation starter, a work of art, & a symbol of bravery & perseverance. Whether you're buying for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, this Sun Wukong miniature figurine is sure to impress. - Wood Carving Owing to its fine grain it is a good wood for fine wood carving, although this is limited by the small sizes available. It is also resistant to splitting & chipping, & thus useful for decorative or storage boxes. Formerly, it was used for wooden combs. As a timber or wood for carving it is "boxwood" in all varieties of English. Owing to the relatively high density of the wood, boxwood is often used for chess pieces, unstained boxwood for the white pieces & stained ('ebonized') boxwood for the black pieces, in lieu of ebony. The extremely fine endgrain of box makes it suitable for woodblock printing & woodcut blocks, for which it was the usual material in Europe. in the 16th century, boxwood was used to create intricate decorative carvings, including intricate rosary prayer beads. As of 2016, the largest collection of these carvings is at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto. Fire Monkey King - Sun Wukong Hand-Carved Wooden Statue, Miniature Figurine For Display & Collectors

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