This statue has a design similar to that of the Fairy Shi Ren and the Water Sky. The former, whose real name is Daga Zhuosangma, is one of the five auspicious longevity goddesses (Changshou Five Sisters) worshipped by the Kagyu sect, also known as the karmic emptiness mother, and is the master of four legged animals. It wears a corolla on its head, with a broad forehead, long eyebrows and eyes, a high nose and thin lips, and is compatible and peaceful. Wearing a heavenly robe and silk skirt, draped diagonally over the armpits, the silk draped down the shoulders and wrapped around the arms, with the tail end flowing in a auspicious cloud shape on the side of the body. Unlike the Ningma style, she dances the venomous snake lasso with both hands, hence also known as the Diamond Dancer. The mount is a Capricorn dragon with dragon like steps and tiger like steps, with its head raised and tail raised. It bears the pedestal of a mountain range, indicating that the goddess resides on Mount Everest. Afterwards, he carved Tibetan inscriptions and translated them into Chinese as "White Water God, Southern Thirty Two". Perhaps it is believed that the white water god is the water sky, or it is related to the five ice and snow lakes of different colors on Mount Everest. Xizang monks and customs often associate it with the five goddess; "South 32" refers to the orientation of Fengzhi. size:H25cm W19cm Thick11.5cm W8.2kg (The dimensions of all batches are manually measured.If you need more detailed information, please contact our customer service before bidding.)

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