Item# NBGNJZS-AG
$88.00
This Standing Jizo statue is handcrafted of cast stone in the USA. Weight: 11 lbs. Dimensions: 10.5" x 5" x 5". Five available color stain finishes: Antique Gray, Weathered Bronze, Dark Walnut, Terra Cotta, Copper Patina. Some coloring variations may occur as each item is individually hand cast and finished.
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