energy sculpture

Bali's Wayan Rendah presents this crocodile wood Buddha sculpture displaying the karana mudra, or gesture, thought to dispel negative energy. It is believed that the addition of a Buddha to your home will bring contentment and serenity.

Ward off evil and banish negative energy with the karana mudra hand gesture. Balinese artisan Wayan Rendah hand carves this wonderful Buddha sculpture from local suar wood with index and pinky fingers pointed straight upward, while the other fingers fold into the palm.

The master of enlightenment, Buddha, invites you to live life with absolute happiness and harmony. Indian artisan Ashish Mehta transmits the wishes of the ancient master through this kadam wood sculpture, whose depiction of Buddha is believed to attract good luck and positive energies to your home.

The mind of Buddha is full of peace and wisdom, reaching the sacred state of enlightenment and carrying the master's soul to a divine dimension. This celestial energy can now become part of your life with Sarwaedi's newest sculpture, made from sturdy suar wood using traditional Balinese carving techniques. Polished for a lustrous look, the piece features a natural brown hue and grain wood pattern that enhances its ethereal aura, making it perfect for any interior.

The Wheel of Law rests beside a lovely stone image surrounded by dancing flames of energy. Thotsapon demonstrates the Buddha imagery of the Sukhothai Empire, which reigned in Thailand from the 13th to the 15th century. Characterized by an oval face, arching eyebrows, a long hooked nose and a smiling expression, the sculpture always features tightly curled locks of hair.

Thailand is a predominantly Buddhist nation, filled with breathtaking ancient temples, pagodas and other architectural wonders constructed to worship Buddha. In Thailand images of Buddha play an important role beyond mere decoration. They are traditionally placed within the home in special locations, such as shrines or pedestals, to help facilitate everyday religious worship.