Jizo are represented in several different countries and can mean a variety of things, but their primary common myth is that Jizo is a Buddhist monk who has attained enlightenment but has stayed behind to help those who are still in need of guidance to reach heaven. Jizo, in Japan specifically, are revered as guides for travelers and as protectors of children; especially children who have died before their parents. In general the Jizo are a benevolent symbol of aide and comfort.Day 8 of my sculpt-one-a-day project for November.

Ohhh dear just looking at this makes me very sad! His wing on one side cracked and drooped in the oven. He looked so perfect before that T.T Anyways, Kuu is an OC of a friend of mine. Kuu is one of three angels left on earth to enact something of a second "flood"/apocalypse. Kuu has bandaged hands and feet because he has a stigmata.
Blah blah blah old charactersss.