Majestic Little Buddha Statue A Symbol of Enlightenment's Balance

Oxidized Copper Little Buddha Sculpture - Harmonizing Earth and Sky Introducing our Little Buddha Statue, a stunning sculpture that infuses your area with the energy of spiritual peace. This big statue, made of high-quality oxidized copper, stands boldly at over two feet tall and depicts the Buddha in a dynamic position, with his right hand pointing to the sky and his left hand pointing to the earth. This tremendous motion represents the Buddha's enlightenment moment, combining the spiritual and the terrestrial.This statue's oxidized copper body is meticulously crafted, resulting in a rich, antique finish emphasizing its peaceful presence. The Buddha stands atop a double-petal lotus flower foundation, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening. This statue is not just a piece of art; it's a profound representation of the path to enlightenment. It is perfect for a special place in your home or
Oxidized Copper Little Buddha Sculpture - Harmonizing Earth and Sky Introducing our Little Buddha Statue, a stunning sculpture that infuses your area with the energy of spiritual peace. This big statue, made of high-quality oxidized copper, stands boldly at over two feet tall and depicts the Buddha in a dynamic position, with his right hand pointing to the sky and his left hand pointing to the earth. This tremendous motion represents the Buddha's enlightenment moment, combining the spiritual and the terrestrial.This statue's oxidized copper body is meticulously crafted, resulting in a rich, antique finish emphasizing its peaceful presence. The Buddha stands atop a double-petal lotus flower foundation, symbolizing purity and spiritual awakening. This statue is not just a piece of art; it's a profound representation of the path to enlightenment. It is perfect for a special place in your home or meditation space or as a centerpiece in a collection of spiritual artifacts. Size: 25.9/66cm (Height) x 13.3/34cm (Base) Weight: 12.46 kg Material: Oxidized Copper Body The term Little Buddha refers to images of the Buddha that are more youthful or small in size. While smaller and sometimes shown with young features, these statues have the same profound symbolism connected with the Buddha, the enlightened one who revealed the road to release from suffering. The portrayal of the Buddha in Buddhist art, whether as a 'Little Buddha' or in more traditional forms, is always rich in symbolism. Each of the Buddha's gestures, postures, and attributes has a special meaning, frequently representing different parts of his teachings and life. The Little Buddha statues are more than just physical representations; they also have spiritual meaning.  They symbolize the Buddha's qualities, such as wisdom, compassion, and mindfulness, and serve as reminders of the potential for enlightenment within each individual.

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