Futú Like Light / Themed Customized Landscaped Ecological Basin

Name: Pagoda Like Light Origin | Tang Dynasty, Bai Juyi's "On the Pagoda of Buddhist Sutras" Original Verse: "Within the pagoda's shadow, sutra chants are faint; in the lamplight's glow, the Buddha's face shines bright." Poet Introduction: Bai Juyi (772–846) was a renowned poet of the Tang Dynasty, known for his accessible language that depicted the lives of common people and religious sentiments. In his later years, he embraced Buddhism and often used his poetry to portray Buddhist temples and states of spiritual cultivation, expressing a blend of worldly engagement and detachment. Modern Translation: Faint sutra chants are heard within the pagoda's shadow; the Buddha's compassionate face is illuminated by the lamplight. Design Interpretation: This golden pagoda is nestled amidst green mountains and forests, symbolizing a miniature Buddhist realm. The surrounding rocks are hand-carved and layered, representing life's experiences, while the pagoda stands as a beacon of inner light, quietly illuminating the entire terrarium. Though Buddhist teachings are silent, they possess immense power, fostering wisdom and concentration in light, and peace in stillness. This piece is suitable for those seeking tranquility, spiritual practice, or anyone wishing to add a sense of grounded serenity to their living space. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54046520370_1aac4a2c67_b.jpg Nature Hill ✦ A Scene, A Meaning, Respecting Nature's True Heart Multi-tiered Pagoda (Futú) One of the common architectural styles in East Asian Buddhist temples. The pagoda's body is layered, symbolizing stages of spiritual practice and steps toward wisdom. They typically have an odd number of tiers, such as five, seven, or nine. Five tiers symbolize the Five Skandhas (form, sensation, perception, mental formations, consciousness), a deconstruction of the self; Seven tiers symbolize the Seven Factors of Enlightenment (mindfulness, investigation of phenomena, energy, joy, tranquility, concentration, equanimity), the foundation for spiritual practice; Nine tiers carry the meaning of the "Nine Grades of Lotus Thrones," corresponding to the nine levels of cultivation for those reborn in Pure Land Buddhism. Therefore, the pagoda is not only a place for blessings but also a symbolic space for self-cultivation. In this piece, though the pagoda is small, its meaning is as high as the mountains and as distant as the light, worthy of quiet contemplation and appreciation. | Dimensions | 18 Dragon Egg: Caliber 9cm, Height 18cm, Belly Diameter 14cm (includes humidity dome) Round Belly Style: Caliber 8.5cm, Height 9.5cm, Max Outer Diameter 12cm (includes humidity dome) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54822119655_8cb18c5890_c.jpg | Contents | Green Dragon Stone, String of Hearts, Selaginella involvens, Hypnum plumaeforme, Thuidium delicatatum, Leucobryum glaucum, Bryum argenteum, Golden Light Zen Temple Moss. | Care Instructions | Provide 8 hours of diffused light daily; avoid direct sunlight. Lightly water or mist twice a day, morning and evening, to maintain humidity within the basin. Do not submerge the plants in water. Use filtered water (drinking water) for irrigation; do not use tap water. A watering bottle and care instructions are included with the product. | Purchase Notice | ※ Moss and fern species may be adjusted based on inventory and season. ※ As the product is handmade, it will not be identical to the photograph. ※ The ecological basin requires individual care after purchase. ※ For custom or special requests, please contact us. | After-Sales Service | We offer maintenance services for our moss terrariums. Brand作品 enjoy exclusive benefits: First-time free repair for purchases made after 2025; repeat customers receive a 50% discount on their first maintenance service. An "old tank trade-in discount plan" is available for scene upgrades. For detailed information, please refer to the maintenance service page. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/b3t7cyeR