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Buddha of Fortune
Pu-Tai was
a wandering Chinese monk of the Tang Dynasty (618-907), known for his
protruding belly and constant laugh. Nicknamed the "Laughing Buddha," he
often roams the countryside with a sack, spreading goodwill and treasures to
the poor. Jade-like glass sculpture of Buddha stands on a large sack. In his
right hand, he carries a chain of coins, which represents prosperity. In his
left, he holds a Ruyi scepter, a symbol of his authority and
achievement. Polyresin statue, treated to glow in the dark. 7.25" height X
6" width.
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Bone
Resin Buddha Head Bust
Our Buddha Head Bust is handcrafted from water buffalo bones.
Furthermore, it is meticulously hand finished and polished which gives then
a dark bronze-line appearance. Buffalo bones were previously discarded, but
are now recycled to make these astonishing art forms. Being made up of 50%
buffalo bones and 50% resin gives this piece both strength and a valuable
heavy feel. 8.5 tall.
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Happy
Buddha Statue
Pu-Tai was
a wandering Chinese monk of the T'ang Dynasty (618-907), known for his
cheerful nature and large exposed belly. Nicknamed the "Laughing Buddha,"
his contagious smile and happy stance lifts the spirit and brings merriment.
Resin. 9.5" height X 9.5 length. Weight approximately 10 lbs.
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Stone
Buddha in Meditation
According to
ancient texts, on the eve of his enlightenment Buddha was challenged by the
evil demon-god Mara. To defeat Mara, Buddha relinquished his status as a
prince and all material possessions. Buddha then touched the ground with his
left hand, calling upon the Earth to bear witness to his right to
enlightenment. This museum-quality stone statue is an idealized image of
Buddha, with his left hand touching the ground. Distinguishing features
include extended earlobes from wearing heavy earrings in his early life as a
prince, and a cranial bump signifying Buddhas wisdom. Made from Resin /
Crushed stone. 8" length X 6.5" width X 10" height.
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Tibetan
Buddha Bust
Regarded as one
of the highest deities in the Tibetan Buddhist Pantheon, this brass
representation is better known as the Vajradhana Buddha. A spiritual
savior, this deity persists in a bodhisattva form to help mankind onto the
enlightened path. Adorned with a headdress, jewels, and elaborate body
ornaments, its hands are crossed at the wrist in a meditation pose. The
half-body bust is set onto a polished wooden block. Whether at home or in
the office, look upon it for serenity and inspiration. Brass and wood.
11.75"
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Tranquility
Buddha Statues
Our sculpture of
Buddha seated on an open lotus, his left hand touching the ground, is an
idealized image. Distinguishing features include extended earlobes from
wearing heavy earrings in his early life as a prince, and a cranial bump
signifying Buddhas wisdom. Resin. 0.75 lbs. 4.00" length X 3.25" width X
6.50" height.
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Lotus
Buddha in Meditation
Our sculpture of
Buddha seated on an open lotus, his left hand touching the ground, is an
idealized image. Distinguishing features include extended earlobes from
wearing heavy earrings in his early life as a prince, and a cranial bump
signifying Buddhas wisdom. Hollowed resin. 5 lbs. 10" length X 10" width X
15.75" height.
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Stone
Buddha Head Bust
A museum-quality
Buddha head bust adds sophistication to any dιcor. The 4th century figure
represents Buddha at Sarnath, the location where he first turned the Wheel
of Dharma and gave his first sermon. Among the marks that identify him are
the elongated earlobes, from wearing heavy earrings in his early life as a
prince, and the protrusion on top of his head, symbolizing his superior
wisdom. The bust conveys the spiritual ideal of meditative serenity. Cast in
resin and crushed stone. 5.25" length X 4.5" width X 11.5" height.
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