Benzaiten Mugs

Benzaiten, Benten, Shichifukujin Goddess, Patron Goddess of the Arts, Music, Love, Education, Science, Wealth, HAPPINESS, PROSPERITY, LUCK, long life, Protector of Japan's people + against natural disasters. Patron to Artists, Geisha, Students, + entertainers in bars/restaurants.

The goddess From the Webtoon Imagine Art, the great white snake of the moon and water, Benzaiten

Serene Divinity Couture Japanese Goddess Glamour Benzaiten's Elegance Enchanting River Threads Sacred Music Attire Shinto-inspired Chic Benzaiten's Blessing Wear Divine Femininity Ensemble Japanese Mythology Couture Flowing Waters Glamour Artistic Inspiration Attire Benzaiten's Serenity Couture Symbolic Beauty Threads Cultural Iconic Glam Japanese Deity Fashion

Benzaiten-inspired fashion Japanese goddess attire Serene and tranquil clothing Symbolism of music and knowledge designs Cultural and spiritual significance-themed fashion Goddess of water and flow chic Benzaiten's attributes on tees Asian spirituality and cultural heritage on garments Artistic and creative inspiration wear Flowing waters and musical motifs prints Japanese mythology and folklore aesthetics Benzaiten's role in Japanese culture on clothing Serenity and artistic inspiration fashion

Benzaiten Japanese Fashion Buddhist Goddess Water Deity Music and Arts Wisdom and Knowledge Japanese Culture Spiritual Vibes Goddess of Beauty Asian Mythology Japanese Icon Artistic Expression Serene Waters

Benzaiten (Goddess of Music and Good Fortune) Seated on a White Dragon, created 1832 by Aoigaoka Keisei. Benzaiten is a Japanese Buddhist goddess, who originated from the Hindu goddess Saraswati. Referred to as Sarasvatî Devî in Sanskrit (meaning "Goddess Saraswati"), Benzaiten is the goddess of everything that flows: water, time, words, speech, eloquence, music and by extension, knowledge. Depicted here playing a musical instrument.