Ni-o temple guardian pair Renwang and Rikishi in antique blue and gold copper finish

Niō Guardian Kings Copper Sculptures – Renwang & Rikishi 63cm Blue-Gold Temple Door Guardian Art

Renwang 仁王 – 39 × 21 × 63 cm / approx. 23 kg
$5,221.00
$5,221.00
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Ni-o temple guardian pair Renwang and Rikishi in antique blue and gold copper finish
  • Ni-o temple guardian pair Renwang and Rikishi in antique blue and gold copper finish
  • Kongo Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture in antique blue and gold finish on white background
  • Renwang Ni-o Buddhist temple guardian copper sculpture in antique blue and gold finish
  • Renwang Ni-o guardian copper sculpture size reference approximately 39 by 21 by 63 cm and about 23 kg
  • Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture size reference approximately 33.5 by 21 by 63 cm and about 23 kg
  • Renwang Ni-o copper guardian sculpture angled view with antique blue drapery and gold body
  • Kongo Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture rear view showing flowing antique blue robes
  • Ni-o temple guardian pair Renwang and Rikishi in antique blue and gold copper finish
  • Kongo Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture in antique blue and gold finish on white background
  • Renwang Ni-o Buddhist temple guardian copper sculpture in antique blue and gold finish
  • Renwang Ni-o guardian copper sculpture size reference approximately 39 by 21 by 63 cm and about 23 kg
  • Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture size reference approximately 33.5 by 21 by 63 cm and about 23 kg
  • Renwang Ni-o copper guardian sculpture angled view with antique blue drapery and gold body
  • Kongo Rikishi temple guardian copper sculpture rear view showing flowing antique blue robes
Niō Guardian Kings Copper Sculptures – Renwang & Rikishi 63cm Blue-Gold Temple Door Guardian Art

Niō Guardian Kings Copper Sculptures – Renwang & Rikishi 63cm Blue-Gold Temple Door Guardian Art

$5,221.00
$5,221.00
Guardian

A monumental pair-style collection of colored copper guardian sculptures, offered as two individual figures: Renwang (仁王) and Rikishi (力士). With gold-toned bodies, antique blue drapery and dramatic standing poses, these 63 cm sculptures are designed as serious statement pieces for large interiors, reception areas, hotel lobbies, offices, cultural displays and dedicated altar or art spaces.

Guardian traditions

仁王 / Niō and 金剛力士 / Kongō Rikishi are names associated with powerful Buddhist temple guardians in East Asian art. Paired guardian imagery is traditionally linked with vigilance, strength and the protection of sacred entrances. The Chinese expression 哼哈二將 is also associated with paired door-guardian imagery. ClayZenith presents these pieces as cultural and decorative art; no spiritual or protective result is guaranteed.

Choose your guardian

  • Renwang / 仁王: approx. 39 × 21 × 63 cm; base approx. 33.5 × 21 cm; weight approx. 23 kg.
  • Rikishi / 力士: approx. 33.5 × 21 × 63 cm; base approx. 33.5 × 21 cm; weight approx. 23 kg.

Each figure is sold individually. Ordering one of each creates the strongest paired guardian presentation.

How to style them

At 63 cm high and roughly 23 kg each, these are not desktop ornaments. Place them on a structural plinth, heavy console, dedicated pedestal or stable floor-level display. In a paired arrangement, position the two figures with enough space between them to preserve each silhouette. Their blue-and-gold finish works especially well with dark wood, stone, black metal, architectural lighting and large-scale Asian art.

Gift & placement ideas

Suitable for collectors of Buddhist and East Asian sculpture, martial-arts studios, cultural spaces, hotel or restaurant reception areas, executive offices and major ceremonial or business-opening gifts where a substantial statement piece is appropriate.

FAQ

Are Renwang and Rikishi sold as a pair?
No. They are selectable as individual variants. To create the full paired presentation, order one Renwang and one Rikishi.

How large are they?
Both are approximately 63 cm high, with base dimensions around 33.5 × 21 cm and an approximate weight of 23 kg each.

What material and finish do they use?
They are presented as colored copper guardian sculptures with antique-blue drapery, warm gold-toned bodies and a deliberately aged decorative finish.

Are these suitable for a normal desk?
No. Their size and weight make them much better suited to a plinth, heavy credenza, large reception display or floor-level pedestal.

Do they guarantee protection or spiritual benefits?
No. They are decorative cultural artworks carrying traditional guardian symbolism only.

How should the finish be cared for?
Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, aggressive polishing compounds and prolonged moisture.

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