Buddha Green Decorative Objects

If you find the desktop in your office or living room too monotonous, then our Buddha statue decoration with LED light will be the ideal choice for you. It skillfully blends practicality and aesthetics, providing you with just the right amount of light in the dark, making it easy for you to find things, and serving as an exquisite decorative element that enhances the style and artistic atmosphere of the entire desktop.

This is one of my most favorite purchases on Wayfair ever. It’s part of my evening ritual where I turn on my little Buddha every night before I go to sleep. I would highly recommend it. Pictures don’t do it justice.. Mary. Miramar, FL. Tue Mar 03 2026

Bring spiritual design, Asian culture, and meditative calm into your home with this Buddha figurine. Molded with eco-friendly Alabastrite, this meticulously detailed statuette features countless symbolic elements such as the folded hands in a meditative mudra, elongated earlobes that listen to the needs of the world, and the dot on the forehead, signifying the open third eye chakra. Intricately hand-painted, this piece inspires mindful energy and is a perfect Far-East accent for any home, office, or dorm room.

It’s beautiful just like in the picture thank you. Ruth. Thu Sep 24 2026

The artisan of Indonesia presents this handmade laughing Buddha sculpture crafted from cast stone. This fortunate Buddha sits upon a couch of antique coins and is holding his traditional money bag. The sculpture is given an antique bronze and green finish.

A Shaolin monk prays in earnest in this lovely sculpture, as designed and cast by Indonesian artisan Wayan Kandiyasa. Cement and sand transform into the intricate details of the physical features and clothing. The handiwork shines through with an antique finish.

Tune in to Zen and tranquility. This sculpture can be placed in your home or indoor sunroom to create a tranquil space for relaxation and meditation. With its detailed crafting and glorious finish, this piece beautifully captures fluidity and mystique.

This gorgeous Maitreya Buddha Figurine Set is perfect for creating a warm and cozy atmosphere. You will fall in love instantly with this adorable mini figurine. Sweet decoration for your home, and perfect gift choice for your loved ones.

Invoke a sense of timeless peace in any setting with our Green Bronze Powder Buddha Head Statue. Meticulously sculpted with a vibrant, weathered verdigris patina, this piece captures the serene, meditative expression of the Buddha with intricate detail, from the tight hair curls to the ornate headband. Whether creating a dedicated meditation corner or adding a focal point of cultural artistry, this statue brings an ancient sense of enlightenment to your home or office. We also carry this statue in a roman stone finish!

A profoundly quiet Buddha lends His touch (‘Sparta's) to the earth (‘Bhoomi’) beneath Him. Upon the outward-turned palm of the other hand, He bears a cup of the omnipotent healing fluid, within the lap of the padmasana. His padmasana is flawless - the knees and hips form a plane trifecta, the heels are gathered next to each other directly below the navel, and the soles of His feet are facing skyward. With the Bhoomisparsha mudra. He calls upon mother earth to witness His moment of Enlightenment.

Enhance your sanctuary with this serene hand-carved Buddha sculpture from sustainable Albizia wood. It features a graceful standing pose with flowing spiral robes in a rich green finish, evoking peace and tranquility. Ideal for yoga rooms, altars, or living spaces, this lightweight piece combines natural wood textures with artistic elegance, perfect as decor or a meaningful gift.

This Shakyamuni Buddha Gautama Ushnisha Meditating Sculpture is 15" tall, 10.25" wide and 6.25" deep approximately. It weighs about 2.5 pounds.

karau sharadijambuja-krama-vilasa-shiksha-guraupadau vibudha-padapa-prathama-pallavollanghinaudrishau dalita-durmada-bribhuvanopamana-shriyauvilokaya vilocanamritam aho mahah shaishavam | Regard the brilliant luster of adolescent Krishna who is the nectar for the eyes. His lotus hands have been tutoring graceful gestures to the autumnal moon, His lotus feet put the tenderheartedness and fairness of lately grown shoots of kalpavrikshas or wish-fulfilling trees to shame, His fickle wide eyes destroy the pride of fish, lotus, and all other similar effects.Lord Krishna is shown wearing rose garlands and one peacock sitting on his shoulder plucking flowers from the vines that dangle from his crown. This depiction strengthens his association with love and devotion. The depiction of his uttari, flowing like clouds, showcases his celestial nature as he playfully interacts with the vines. His contented expression reflects his spiritual happiness and intelligence. His one foot is resting on a vine, as if Lord Krishna is about to take flight using those vines as steps. He is depicted carrying a beautifully ornamented flute and wearing exquisite embellishments that indicate his Madan Mohan form. The statue, with its typical brass tint, and beautiful inlay work of red, green, and blue stones is set to make the view ideal for the Lord, who is the light that dispels all darkness and hypnotizes his devotees with his looks. This one-of-a-kind statue is an outstanding play of colors, grace, beauty, and love that exudes the divine presence of Lord Krishna and creates an aura of sanctity.

Meditating Buddha is used to concentrating your mind. He is the symbol of peace, knowledge, and illumination.

is good. Lin. Ottawa, ON. Sun Jul 02 2023

Guru Rinpoche has the power to overcome all obstacles and difficulties. Display this bejeweled Guru Rinpoche in your living room to dispel negative afflictions in your life!

Fuk means harmony family. Luk, sitting in the middle, stands for power. He is the god of high rank and affluence. Sau, a domed head and carrying a peach and walking stick, is the god of longevity.

Displaying such jade color Chinese Buddha statue can bring money luck to you since Chinese Buddha represents to bring wealth in. In addition, a lot of money symbols, such as money bag and ingot, are with this money Buddha statue.

Jason. US. Fri Oct 24 2025

8" Tibetan Buddhist Lord Buddha

Lord Ram is revered in the Orient as the masculine ideal that all men should embody. A brief reading of the epic he is portrayed in will give readers a good idea of how indispensable the rest of his durbar was to the flourishing of the character so revered. This superb piece of brass sculpture from the Exotic India collection represents the complete durbar of Ram, for the lovers of Ram and Ramayana alike.

The figurine is the most loved deity in Chinese culture. She is all love and embodies grace and beauty. Being mercy her particular attribute makes her under reach to everyone. She understands the nature of fear, anguish and comforts those suffering from compassion.

Lesley. Spring, TX. Sat Jul 05 2025

This High Porcelain limited edition brings a revered goddess to life, recreating a novel color scheme of healing light, which releases ¨she who hears the lament of the world¨. According to a common Chinese belief, Kwan Yin lives on the island of Pu-to-shan, where her temple is surrounded by a lake of violet light which cures the ailments of all who bathe in its waters. It is said she will not rest until all human beings are freed from their suffering. The image of the goddess is decorated with innovative colors such as hues of purple and mauve and the metallic gold and aged silver of the forest flowers, never before used in a Lladró piece. For the remainder of the piece, hues in a harmonious green and yellow color scheme have been employed.

6" Blessing Buddha (Tibetan Buddhist) In Brass

Small statues of Buddha are considered to be alive and possess some power. In traditional beliefs, the Buddha inherits a fraction of the Tejas, known as energy possessed in extreme abundance by Buddha himself. A statue of Buddha has generally been considered a stupa. It is a substitute for the physical presence of the Buddha and sometimes this sculpture, like most Tibetan art, may be used in rumination as an aid to envision one’s enlightenment, as well as that of all other beings. The point of departure and core of the Buddha’s thought is his teaching on suffering. He believed that human suffering has to be eliminated.

Introducing the Dazzling Peacock Lamp, a captivating masterpiece in Brass. This exquisite creation embodies the spirit of Hindu philosophy, featuring intricate craftsmanship and deep symbolism. The peacock, symbolic of beauty and grace, represents the destruction of ego and vanity, crucial concepts in Hindu thought. The brass craftsmanship reflects the artisan's unwavering commitment to preserving ancient traditions. Lighting this lamp during your puja signifies the dispelling of darkness and ignorance, inviting divine blessings into your life. The divine aura of the peacock ensures that your prayers find their way to the heavens.

This traditional mango wooden temple window for home is inspired by ancient India architectural designs. The Garbhagriha area is carved out between two artistically made pillars on both ends, joined by a breathtaking wooden wall to hold the idols, solidly mounted on an intricately engraved bar, and the semi-circular designed dome, Shikhar. The Kalash, crowning the shikhara, is stunning. The elegant mandir is well supported by five slender but solid posts. The jharokha mandir is hand painted in a lighthearted brown shade, protected with vibrant matte finish gloss.

sharirarogyam aishvaryamari-paksa-ksayam sukhamdevi-tvad-drishti-drishtanampurushanam na durlabham O Goddess it’s not difficult for those who get your attention to be free from bodily illness and adversaries and get wealth and pleasures. The advantages of burning lamps and breathing medicinal smoke are mentioned in the Vedas. Lamps are often used in temples and private prayer areas. When they are accompanied by sacred representations of Gods and Goddesses, they become suppliers of Shubh, or auspicious things. The realization of a dream merger of the heavenly warmth of the fire and the sacred blessings of Goddess Lakshmi is this brass lamp with 19 wicks and a picture of Shubha Lakshmi atop. The lamp, which is decorated with peacocks on stands and a lotus platform, gathers all the divinity in one location.

The primary identifying aspect of Lord Bhaishajyaguru, the healing form of the Buddha, is the sprig of myrobalan that He holds in His hand, delicately betwixt the thumb and forefinger of the right hand that rests palm outward upon the right knee. Secondly, in His left hand, He holds a pot that contains a blend of the three life-sustaining elixirs (each of which is a potion against disease, senescence, and death, respectively).

Gautama Buddha holds a stylized bowl in his left hand, known as the begging bowl or an alms bowl, used to collect rice or other food items, it also holds the significance of being a barrier between necessity and luxury. The right hand is in the Bhumisparsha mudra (touching the earth) as a symbol of inviting earth to witness his journey of enlightenment. Carved in elegant and realistic features of a sharp pointed nose, long earlobes, thick eyebrows and matted coiled hairs highlighting his years of intense meditation. This Buddha sculpture mesmerizes the viewers by its divine aura and elegant charm.

Green Tara is revered as the Mother goddess in Tibetan Buddhism who protects us from immediate dangers and also guides and encourages us in our learning and personal and spiritual development. She is believed to be born from the tears of Avalokiteshvara (Buddha of compassion), when he looked down from heaven at the world of sufferings, the left tear gave birth to the peaceful White Tara and from the right tear arose the fierce Green Tara, hence she is also referred as the consort of Avalokiteshvara. Green is the color of vibrant energy and youthfulness, therefore Green Tara is affirmed as the goddess of action. She is seated here in sadhana posture with the right leg extended outwards on a pale blue lotus signifying her readiness to spring into action while the left leg is folded inwards in meditation.

The earth-touching posture or his 'bhumisparsha-mudra' constitutes the exact central point of the episode of Buddha's attainment of enlightenment. It depicts the phase when seated under the Pipal tree he was engaged in his penance and was almost on the verge of attaining Enlightenment. As always, it alarmed the forces of Evil, which fed on darkness or ignorance and delighted in obstructing the process of enlightening.

22" Standing Buddha

The healing aspect of the Shakyamuni Buddha is popularly called the medicine Buddha. He is Lord Bhaishajyaguru, the presiding deity over traditional Tibetan medicine. From the padmasana and the erect spine to the composure of countenance, everything about the murti that you see on this page is in keeping with the Shakyamunisiconography.

The fierce manifestation of Shiva as Bhairava is starkly portrayed in this bronze ‘panchaloha’ sculptural image. As the primal symbol of death, the frightful bloodlust that Bhairava unleashes onto the world is witnessed in the bare iconography of the image here – Bhairava is standing naked, in his four-armed form, while wearing a skullcap, and holds the ‘damru,’ a sword, a cup for alms, and the ‘pasha’ or noose. A large garland is thrown over Bhairava’s left shoulder, and his ‘vahana’ or mount, the dog, is shown behind him. The inauspicious destructive energies that the dog represents remain symbolic with the icon of Bhairava. However, it is also noteworthy that Bhairava’s form is benevolent. While he is usually presented with his teeth bare in a fearsome manner, this image presents him with a graceful facial expression of ‘ananda’ or bliss. Moreover, holding the noose, Bhairava as the god embodiment guides the devout on the path of righteousness. Bhairava’s legends are aplenty; the most popular one coming from the Shiva Mahapurana, which details how Brahma’s ego was humbled by Shiva. As the legend goes, Brahma’s egoism incurred the wrath of Shiva, who saw the creator of the universe meddling in his business. In Shiva’s fury, he gave birth to Bhairava, who chopped off Brahma’s fifth head, and bestowing a humble sense of enlightenment over the latter’s presence. Bhairava therefore is also visually manifested holding the fifth head of Brahma.

The anthropomorphic god Indra is the most revered god in Vedic religion and later became an important deity in Hinduism as well as Jainism. He is the king of heaven and a deity who wields the lightning thunderbolt called Vajra, which he used to kill the evil Vritra as he threatened mankind, and other conditions like rains, river flows, and wars. Indra is generally benevolent, generous to the worshipers, and guarantees peace and prosperity. He is the one who can always be called upon for support during times of war.

Maitreya, also known as the future Buddha, who has still to come, is now thought to be waiting in Tushita Heaven for the right time to come down to earth. Tushita heaven is one of the thirty-three heavens over Mount Meru and is considered the special field of Maitreya. Tibetans believe that if someone makes statues and thangkas of Maitreya Buddha and chants the mantra "The Promise of Maitreya Buddha," that person will be reborn in Tushita Heaven after death. The two distinctive marks of Maitreya are the stupa in his crown and the scarf wound and tied around his waist. Shown with an extremely sweet and gentle countenance, he holds in his right hand, between the thumb and forefinger, the stem of a lotus flower. The bloom of this lotus supports a wheel. This is the Buddhist wheel of spiritual instruction. His left hand holds the stem of a flower which supports a vase at his shoulder level.

Elevate your home or meditation space with this captivating Handmade Brass Buddha Bust Statue, inspired by classic Tibetan Buddhist artistry. Expertly handcrafted in India, this 10" tall sculpture features rich detailing and intricate gemstone inlay in vibrant turquoise, lapis, and coral tones. The serene presence of the Buddha, paired with ornate floral patterns, brings a touch of spiritual calm and cultural refinement to any décor. Durable brass construction ensures longevity and a luminous golden finish, while the colorful inlay adds unique character and a stunning visual accent. A meaningful addition to altars, shelves, or living rooms, this Buddha bust is perfect for those seeking tranquility, mindfulness, and artful, heirloom-quality craftsmanship in their home.

The Tibetan Buddhist Singing Bowl with the image of Vishwa Vajra inside is a rare and spiritually significant creation in Brass, skillfully handmade in India. This singing bowl is not just a musical instrument; it's a portal to deeper spiritual realms. Vishwa Vajra, symbolising the unshakable diamond-like wisdom, is revered in Tibetan Buddhism. When played, this singing bowl creates a resonant sound that connects you to the profound wisdom of Vishwa Vajra and facilitates a deeper meditation experience. Adding this singing bowl to your spiritual space ensures a harmonious journey towards enlightenment, as it resonates with the sacred wisdom of Vishwa Vajra.