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Collector's Pride: Majestic Shakyamuni Buddha in Triple Layers of Gold Coat
Introducing the exquisite statue known as the Serene Historical Shakyamuni Buddha "Collector's Pride," which bears witness to the profound enlightenment journey that Siddhartha Gautama undertook. Measuring an astounding 25.5 inches tall with a 20-inch base and weighing 20.94 kg, this magnificent artwork epitomizes peace, knowledge, and kindness. Created with extreme care and attention to detail, this sculpture depicts the profound peace and infinite elegance of Shakyamuni Buddha. It is embellished with Three layers of 24K plating, extravagant gold, Deep Engraved Carving and acrylic paintings.
Known as "Collector's Pride," this statue is a masterpiece that blends unmatched artistry and spiritual meaning, making it a remarkable addition to any collection. The 24K gold gilding envelops the statue, symbolizing the radiant wisdom and purity of the Buddha, while the detailed paintings and the majestic posture evoke a sense of profound reverence and contemplation.
Ideal for dedicated meditation spaces and spiritual centers or as a centerpiece in a discerning collector’s private collection, the Serene Historical Shakyamuni Buddha statue invites a connection to the teachings and the transformative path of the Buddha. It is a powerful reminder of the potential for enlightenment inherent in all beings, encouraging a journey of mindfulness, compassion, and awakening.
Size: 25.5"/65cm (Height) x 20"/51cm (Base)
Weight: 20.94 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Shakyamuni Buddha, the sage of the Shakya clan, undertook a profound quest for understanding, ultimately attaining enlightenment and founding the Buddhist path. His teachings on the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path have guided countless seekers toward liberation from suffering and attaining Nirvana. Shakyamuni's legacy continues to inspire the practice of Dharma, emphasizing the importance of compassion, ethical conduct, and the pursuit of wisdom.