<p>Ebay and Amazon have either very large and (prohibitively) expensive ones or those mass-produced in China. Where can I get a bronze or brass figurine that is small in size. Thank you.</p>

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2018-01-08T08:35:09.947Z
If this question should or shouldn't be reopened, please post your opinion or vote on it here on meta: **[Are "Where can I buy X" questions allowed?](https://buddhism.meta.stackexchange.com/q/2215/254)**
ChrisW
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2018-01-08T08:36:56.933Z
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because "shopping" questions are discouraged, and usually considered off-topic, on all StackExchange sites.
ChrisW
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@ChrisW Sorry I don't have enough reputation to post on the meta site. Where can I go to get some guidance on this requirement?
user12828
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2018-01-08T09:32:00.200Z
There's some further guidance at [Why are “shopping list” questions bad?](https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/158809/139866).
ChrisW
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2018-01-08T09:33:19.910Z
I just upvoted this question in order to give you a reputation of "5", which should mean that you can now post on meta if you want to.
ChrisW
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2018-01-08T23:18:35.910Z
Why do you lust after worldly goods so?
Majenko
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2018-01-09T02:03:25.213Z
@majenko - It's not for me. A senior practitioner wants one to replace the one they lost. And asked if I can help find one. I feel it is my duty to try sincerely since I owe them for their time and wisdom and guidance.
user12828
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2018-01-09T02:05:51.020Z
@ChrisW  Do I have to register to post on meta? This is the comment I want to post on meta "But what is the article being sought is one that helps in one's sadhana/practice? Such questions may be allowed?"
user12828
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2018-01-09T08:37:20.203Z
Apparently yes, you would have to register, according to this post: [Why can't unregistered users post on meta?](https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/81972/139866) I'm sorry you want one and haven't been able to find one (yet) but I wouldn't have an answer to that comment/question if you did post it on meta. It may be that no-one would have an answer (to this closed question) even if you were allowed to ask it here. Also fwiw I don't know what "authentic" means, i.e. how do you judge whether something is authentic or not.
ChrisW
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Where can I get authentic Yab-Yum statues/figurines?
# Where can I get authentic Yab-Yum statues/figurines?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-01-08)

Ebay and Amazon have either very large and (prohibitively) expensive ones or those mass-produced in China. Where can I get a bronze or brass figurine that is small in size. Thank you.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If this question should or shouldn't be reopened, please post your opinion or vote on it here on meta: **[Are "Where can I buy X" questions allowed?](https://buddhism.meta.stackexchange.com/q/2215/254)**  
> **username_1**: I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because "shopping" questions are discouraged, and usually considered off-topic, on all StackExchange sites.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 Sorry I don't have enough reputation to post on the meta site. Where can I go to get some guidance on this requirement?  
> **username_1**: There's some further guidance at [Why are “shopping list” questions bad?](https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/158809/139866).  
> **username_1**: I just upvoted this question in order to give you a reputation of "5", which should mean that you can now post on meta if you want to.  
> **username_2**: Why do you lust after worldly goods so?  
> **username_0**: @majenko - It's not for me. A senior practitioner wants one to replace the one they lost. And asked if I can help find one. I feel it is my duty to try sincerely since I owe them for their time and wisdom and guidance.  
> **username_0**: @username_1  Do I have to register to post on meta? This is the comment I want to post on meta "But what is the article being sought is one that helps in one's sadhana/practice? Such questions may be allowed?"  
> **username_1**: Apparently yes, you would have to register, according to this post: [Why can't unregistered users post on meta?](https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/81972/139866) I'm sorry you want one and haven't been able to find one (yet) but I wouldn't have an answer to that comment/question if you did post it on meta. It may be that no-one would have an answer (to this closed question) even if you were allowed to ask it here. Also fwiw I don't know what "authentic" means, i.e. how do you judge whether something is authentic or not.  

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