Description
The artisan gave the statue a dark, oxidized copper finish, creating an authentic, aged character. Deep shadows highlight every intricate detail. Subtle highlights on the chest, hands, and face create a lifelike quality and enhance the serene expression and meditative energy of the piece. The richly textured robe stands out: instead of a smooth surface, elaborate floral and vine patterns showcase a remarkable level of artistry.
The artist depicts the Buddha in the classic full lotus position, placing his right hand in the earth-touching gesture and gently holding an alms bowl in his left—a timeless symbol of enlightenment and compassion. The artist renders traditional features such as the calm, downcast eyes, elongated earlobes, and curled hair rising to the ushnisha with exceptional care.
Overall, this statue testifies to spiritual artistry and devotion. Whether you use it for meditation, contemplation, or simply as a beautiful focal point, it brings a sense of tranquility and timelessness to any environment. I highly recommend it for those who value both aesthetic beauty and profound symbolism in their surroundings.
Dimension:
Height with frame: 8.75 inches
Height without frame: 6.25 inches
Breath: 4 inches
Width: inches
Weight: 1.8 kg
Material: The statue is made of copper with an oxidized finish.
The Shakyamuni ritual is a spiritual ceremony focused on the historical figure of Siddhartha Gautama, This practice holds significant importance in different Buddhist traditions, including Mahayana and Vajrayana (Tibetan) Buddhism, where followers pay tribute to the life, teachings, and enlightened attributes of the Buddha. This piece provides a concise look at the essential components and importance of the Shakyamuni ritual. The aim and importance: Paying tribute to the Buddha: Engaging in these rituals is thought to cleanse negative karma and build merit, which plays a crucial role in personal transformation and liberation within Buddhist practice. Typical Components of the Ceremony: Singing and Verbal Expressions:
- Practitioners recite Buddhist texts, particularly those linked to Shakyamuni Buddha, including the Heart Sutra and sections of the Lotus Sutra. Chanting sacred phrases such as the Shakyamuni Mantra: “Oṃ Muni Muni Mahāmuni Śākyamuniye Svāhā.”
- Devotional offerings are presented before a statue or image of Shakyamuni Buddha.
- Individuals take part in meditation to center their thoughts on the attributes of the Buddha.
- Bowings: Prostrations serve as a powerful expression of humility and devotion.
- Presenting Ceremonies: In various Buddhist communities, rituals dedicated to Shakyamuni Buddha are conducted regularly to gather merit and deepen the bond with the Buddha’s wisdom.
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