Buddha Board | Portable Zen Water Art Canvas with Brush | Reusable Drawing Board for Meditation

Although I purchased this for my toddler, a good friend's son turned 6 and I didn't have a present for the party, so I gifted the Buddha to him. A few days later his parents thanked me for the mess free gift that stopped him from drawing on the walls. He practiced his characters for Saturday School and keeps the Buddha in the car as part of his weekly commute toys.

This is so therapeutic

It’s a fun toy. The brush drips water from the reserve, which is annoying to me , but it’s fun for a toddler who would eat actual paint.

Easy to use, can take it anywhere. Fun way to explore creativity.

These are absolutely wonderful. Our two grandchildren love to draw and they loved these.

My BF loves this gift. Big stress reliever for him. Very happy with the purchase.

I wanted to get used to doing brush and ink artwork without using my ink or getting to attached to doing it right while learning, so I grabbed one of these. It is incredibly useful, portable, and convenient. The absence of mess even makes it usable in bed, while traveling or sitting outside, and on public transit like airplanes, buses, trains, etc. without any worries whatsoever.Not only that, but I was very surprised and pleased to see how useful it is when practicing calligraphy and orthography. I've only just begun learning Hebrew, and the orthography is a whole new world. Using one of these to practice the script while sounding out the words has been an invaluable aid to learning. I imagine it would be useful for all manner of languages with non-Roman orthographies like Korean, Japanese, Chinese, various Indian scripts, etc. so that you can get used to the new writing system without getting too worried about getting it perfect as a new learner.And again, I can't stress enough the convenience of the thing and the fact that it is entirely mess-free, highly portable, and requires no ink. i hope it lasts a long time; I can't really rate it on durability as I've only just begun using it.Could be a better value for money, but I do very much like the unfolding stand and a waterbrush is included, so there's that. :-)

This is an amazing idea because if you have a child who likes to paint or draw or noodle this just requires water and it can save paper. Many times children just like to doodle and then there’s tons of papers laying around… Which eventually gets thrown away sometimes. What’s nice about this Buddha buddy is that if they do paint something worth saving you can just snap a picture of it and then get it printed and framed. Or just print it out and put it in an album. If it’s just a picture for fun and not worthy of saving then you just let it evaporate. This is a really practical clever gift. Great for all ages including senior citizens.