Features

• The quality of the workmanship is best gleaned from the countenance of the Buddha. Once one goes beyond the beauteous brow, the slender nose, and the lotus-roopi mouth, a composure of the deepest dhyana state and superlative bliss (ananda) emerges. His both eyes are shut, and a hint of the third could be zoomed in on on His temple. Dense masses of curls are gathered atop His head in what could be said to be a Buddhist jaatamukuta ('jaata' is Sanskrit for 'hair'; 'mukuta', for 'crown').
• He is clad in His characteristic off-one-shoulder raiment, the dense embroidery and ample folds of which have been sculpted superbly realistically. The right hand is raised in vitarka mudra (the dharmakachakrakar gesture), while the left hand rests on His lap and carries the all-healing medicinal potion that forms the foundation of Tibetan medicine.
• 22.5 INCH HEIGHT X 16.5 INCH WIDTH X 11.5 INCH DEPTH,22.30kg
• This excellent padmasana image of Lord Buddha, the founder of the Buddhism and one of the few great universal teachers the history has ever seen, represents the great master absorbed in meditation. Its base consists of a conventionalised lotus pedestal cast in an oval shape. The icon renders Lord Buddha seated cross-legged with both of his feet turned upwards, which gives him the appearance of a semi-sprouted lotus, a conventionalised posture which in Indian iconography is traditionally known as padmasana.