Hear, Say, See No Evil Monkeys Figurine

Discover the charm of our Hear, Say, See No Evil Monkeys figurine, a delightful cast resin piece that captures a timeless proverb rooted in Thai and Lao cultural wisdom. This captivating sculpture, measuring 7 inches wide, 3 inches deep, and 5 inches tall, embodies the essence of mindfulness and moral reflection, making it a perfect accent for your home or office. Crafted with intricate detail, these three wise monkeys—Mizaru, Kikazaru, and Iwazaru—cover their eyes, ears, and mouth, symbolizing the adage to avoid evil in sight, sound, and speech.

In Thai and Lao culture, this iconic trio is often celebrated as a reminder of ethical living, resonating deeply in homes and spiritual spaces across Southeast Asia. Naree, our expert curator at Uniquely Thai, hand-selects treasures like this to share their cultural significance. As featured on Uniquely Thai Laos TV on Roku (watch here), Naree showcases how such pieces weave stories of tradition into modern decor, bringing a touch of Southeast Asian heritage to your collection.

This figurine’s vibrant design and compact size make it an ideal gift or display piece for shelves, desks, or meditation corners. Its durable cast resin construction ensures lasting beauty, with finely sculpted details that highlight the monkeys’ expressive poses. Whether you’re drawn to its cultural depth or its whimsical appeal, this piece is a conversation starter that blends artistry with meaning.

Product Details:

• Size: 7 inches wide x 3 inches deep x 5 inches tall
• Material: Cast resin
• Color: Natural resin tones with detailed accents
• Cultural Significance: Represents the Thai and Lao proverb of avoiding evil through sight, sound, and speech
• Availability: Low stock—act fast!

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