Capybara Tang Monk

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Dimensions

  • Height: 15 cm / 5.9 in
  • Length: 11 cm / 4.3 in
  • Width: 11 cm / 4.3 in

Configurations

  • × 1 Capybara Tang Monk figure seated on lotus throne — functioning as a built-in incense burner
  • × 1 bonus small nine-hole copper incense stick holder — a separate lotus-shaped dish for stick incense display

Material & Packaging

  • Eco-friendly resin and PU

Other

  • Product code: AOH001
  • Estimated shipment: Q1 2026 (subject to actual shipping schedule)

ArtOtaku Home Studio’s Capybara Tang Monk merges Journey to the West iconography with the capybara’s legendary zen energy. Crafted in eco-friendly resin at 15 cm tall, the figure doubles as a functional incense burner and ships with a bonus copper incense holder. Blessing-inscribed lotus petals, gold-beaded base detailing, and a perfectly unbothered expression make this a desk-side charm that earns its spot through sheer warmth and wit.

ArtOtaku Home Studio's original interpretation reimagines the beloved Tang Sanzang — the pilgrim monk from the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West — as an impossibly serene capybara. The design leans into the capybara's internet-famous aura of unshakable calm, pairing it with Xuanzang's iconic five-petal lotus crown, crimson kasaya robe, and prayer beads to create a figure that radiates quiet, meditative composure. Each lotus petal on the base carries a hand-painted Chinese blessing character, turning the piece into a small altar of good fortune.