gold buddha

Ketut Sudantara centers his charming relief panel with an image of the Buddha, eyes closed in complete peace. The Balinese artisan hand carves the relief panel from local suar wood, carefully creating openwork designs between the Buddha and panel's frame. Finally, the panel is given a beautiful wash of color in red, gold, and green.

Encased in a wooden frame, Buddha rests his eyes peacefully. Ketut Sudantara in Bali hand carves the relief panel from local suar wood, carefully creating openwork designs between the Buddha and panel's frame. Finally, the panel is given a beautiful wash of color in red, gold, and green.

Golden light plays across Buddha's face, turning the features to gold. Filled with warmth and beauty, this portrait is a manifestation of Yothin Narasak's deep faith. The master is youthful yet seems to possess a timeless wisdom, inviting contemplation.

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.

Working in a shadowy palette of brown and black, Sunil Jaiswal uses glowing color to evoke a golden age. He depicts Buddha in a radiant portrait with birds that announce a message of peace and love.

Buddha with his tight curls wears a peacock feather to represent Krishna; Krishna is the eighth, and Buddha, the ninth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. Vishnu is the reassuring cosmic deity of preservation in India, where he takes on a number of avatars. Sunil Jaiswal exalts the revered deities in this fascinating painting.

Designed from shimmering brass, Tulsi Dass's incense holders will add a touch of luxury to your home decor. Indian artisans engrave the metal with a swirling leaf and vine pattern, accenting each holder with a Buddha motif. Embellished with golden plastic beads and colorful resin tiles, the holders look great side by side or apart.