The Shakyamuni Buddha Art
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
Roll over image to zoom in Click on image to zoom
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue
The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue

The Shakyamuni Buddha Art | Traditional Himalayan Statue

SKU: SBK1032

Description

Traditionally Sculpted The Shakyamuni Buddha Art

We have exquisitely hand-painted the statue of The Shakyamuni Buddha Art in the traditional Himalayan style of Nepal. We are the artist of Kathmandu valley whose skills in making ancient Vajrayana statues have passed through generations. In this Buddhist sculpture, we have portrayed him on top of a moon disc lotus seat with a tranquil expression, holding an alms bowl in his left hand while his right hand is on earth touching mudra. We have magnificently adorned the robe and lotus seat with precious turquoise and corals. This indoor figurine of Siddartha Gautama will be a great gift from Nepal to a practitioner like you. 

Size: 13.7"/35cm (Height) x 7.8"/20cm (Base)
Weight: 3.728 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Copper Body, Acrylic Paintings

Shakyamuni Buddha has spent countless eons engaging in various Bodhisattva acts to achieve enlightenment. He is considered the founder of Buddhism, and most Buddhist schools see him as a savior, the Enlightened One who unearthed an old path to liberate oneself from clinging and craving, and break the cycle of birth and rebirth.