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kookiemunster's recommendation

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Adorable Buddha bank will make you smile every time you drop your extra change in it.

Updated Dec 17, 2006

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miriamricks' recommendation

Piggy banks are fun, but there’s nothing like the sacred Buddha to watch over your wealth. This coin bank is based on the tradition of the child Buddha, bringing out an aura of well-being, calmness and serenity. Your kids will also enjoy saving in their own Buddha banks – it’s a great way to teach them proper money practices. It’s not just a fun way to save, it also looks great in your room. Baby Buddha Faith is made of sturdy poly resin, so you don’t have to worry about storing it on shelves or cabinets. It also comes in two other styles, Peace and Praise. (via gadgetepoint)

Updated May 14, 2009

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TheTrendBoutique's recommendation

a bit ironic eh

Updated May 5, 2009

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laurasweet's recommendation

this little happy buddha bank is 8" tall and made of polyresin. Available in bronze or yellow and on sale now!

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Updated Mar 21, 2008

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Updated Aug 17, 2007

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bookpashun's recommendation

blue. buddha. ::spasmodic grasping reflex::

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Updated Nov 1, 2007

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oO's recommendation

I saw the Buddha Buddha bank in a little store in the Castro district in San Francisco, and I barely resisted buying one of each of the five different models. I couldn't tell what kind of plastic they use, but the banks are surprisingly heavy, even empty. (via oO's very eclectic)