Color:- Golden

Size Black:-9×10

Pattern:- Solid

Material:-Poly Resin

No of Piece:-1

he “Three Monkeys” statue typically refers to the concept derived from the Three Wise Monkeys principle, a Japanese proverb that embodies the idea of “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.” The statue is often depicted with three monkeys, each covering a different sense:

See no evil – One monkey covers its eyes.
Hear no evil – One monkey covers its ears.
Speak no evil – One monkey covers its mouth.
These monkeys represent the wisdom of ignoring negativity and not engaging in harmful actions or speech. The proverb and statues are often used to convey moral lessons about maintaining purity of thought, speech, and action.

Such statues or representations can be found in various cultural and artistic settings. The three monkeys are frequently seen in temples, museums, or as symbolic décor in homes and public spaces, promoting peace and mindfulness.