Collection: Peace Collection

<p><span data-sheets-root="1">This vibrant sculpture depicts the Buddha in a blessing posture, his right hand raised in the <em>Abhaya Mudra </em>– a gesture of protection and grace. At the center of his palm features a striking diamond shape, a symbol of clarity and wisdom, representing the strength of spiritual awakening. At its center lies a small dot, known as the <em>bindu</em>, signifying the seed of creation, unity, and the essence of enlightenment. The vivid palette and sacred markings come together to embody divine presence, spiritual courage, and compassionate power.</span></p>

<p><span data-sheets-root="1">The Buddha is depicted in <em>vajrasana</em>, the diamond pose, symbolizing steadfast meditation and unshakable focus. His right hand is raised in <em>Abhaya Mudra</em>, the gesture of fearlessness and divine protection—offering silent reassurance and inner strength. He sits on a modest throne, with two birds perched above his head, symbolizing spiritual guardianship or celestial presence. Together, the posture and symbolic throne express calm authority, grounded wisdom, and a connection between the earthly and the sacred.</span></p>

<p><span data-sheets-root="1">This sculpture portrays the Buddha in a meditative state, seated in serene stillness. His face is painted with jalap – a traditional technique using real gold, honoring the divine with radiant warmth. In his lap rests a <em>patra </em>– a simple alms bowl symbolizing renunciation and humility.<br><br>On his forehead, the <em>urna </em>marks divine vision, the Buddha’s awakened insight into truth and compassion. Together, these elements embody wisdom, healing, and the quiet strength of inner peace.</span></p>

<p>Crafted from patinated silver, this sculpture has a weathered look that suggests age, devotion, or intentional aging. The Buddha’s head shows the traditional <em>ushnisha</em>, a symbol of wisdom, and snail-shell curls that represent protection. Greenish patina and uneven textures along the surface add depth and history. These finishes give the piece a vintage character – one that speaks to its timeless presence and enduring beauty.</p>

<p><span data-sheets-root="1">This rare and profound sculpture depicts the Buddha in <em>Yab-Yum</em>, a sacred form in Tibetan Buddhism symbolizing the union of opposites. Embracing a feminine figure – an embodiment of <em>prajñā </em>(transcendent wisdom) – the Buddha represents <em>upaya </em>(compassionate action). Together, they express the inseparability of wisdom and compassion on the path to enlightenment.</span></p>

<p dir="ltr"><span data-sheets-root="1">Seated in the classic lotus posture, the Buddha extends his right hand downward in the <em>Bhumisparsha Mudra </em>– the "earth-touching" gesture. This symbolic act calls the Earth to witness his enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. His left palm faces upward, delicately holding a small vessel – a symbol of purity and sacred offering.<br><br>Elongated earlobes evoke his royal past and spiritual surrender, while the upward-facing soles and tranquil expression convey deep meditation. This sculpture embodies serenity, presence, and the moment of awakening—inviting reflection in all who behold it. <br></span></p>

<p><span data-sheets-root="1">Rooted in stillness and rising in grace, the Buddha sits atop a finely carved double-lotus throne, its layered petals symbolizing spiritual awakening and the blossoming of consciousness. A stepped base anchors the figure in quiet stability. With his right hand in <em>Abhaya Mudra</em>, he offers a silent blessing of peace and protection. <br><br>A balance of grace and strength, the sculpture embodies the enduring presence of enlightened compassion. </span></p>