gold buddha

Hand-carved of crocodile wood, Buddha rests his head against his knee in this beautiful and celebratory sculpture from Bali. Gung Gus creates the reverent sculpture, painting Buddha's skin in a gold tone with hand-painted floral motifs over his clothing.

The knowing face of Buddha smiles happily in this mask by Made Mulyani. Carved by hand from local acacia wood, the Balinese mask makes a strikingly addition to any setting. The jovial face is hand-painted with gold-tone paint and given an antiqued finish.

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.

Depicted in a carving by Gung Gus, Buddha sits in meditation, his golden body clothed in a hand-painted robe. His gesture is significant. The nerve channel associated with the mind of enlightenment passes through the thumbs. Thus, joining of the two thumbs in this gesture is of auspicious significance for the future development of the mind of enlightenment.

Buddha's gaze is deep and wise in this loving portrait by Sakchai. The artist uses brushstrokes light as a sigh to depicts the Enlightened One, using a palette of peaceful blue. The golden Urna between his eyebrows represents a third eye, permitting him to see beyond the earthly world and into the spiritual world.

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.

A meditating Buddha quietly sitting and absorbed in thought will warm your home and fill it with peace. This extraordinary sculpture designed by Bali's Made Mulyani is painted and carved by hand in crocodile wood and its unique antiqued finish makes it a remarkable decorative accent.

Deep in meditation, Buddha is a serene presence in this elegant portrait by Sakchai. The artist selects a monochrome palette of grey and white, except for the golden Urna between his eyebrows. It represents a third eye, permitting him to see beyond the earthly world and into the spiritual world. The artist focuses on the brushstrokes rather than color to achieve images with simplicity and clarity, in this case, suggesting Buddha's breath and emphasizing the ethereal nature of spirituality.

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.

Painted in a monochrome palette, this handcrafted Buddha sculpture exudes serenity. Ketut Bungkling in Bali creates the albesia wood sculpture, which also features a lotus blossom that symbolizes enlightenment. The egg-shaped sculpture arrives on a golden wood base.

Depicted in a carving by Gung Gus, Buddha sits in meditation, his golden body clothed in a hand-painted robe. His gesture is significant. The nerve channel associated with the mind of enlightenment passes through the thumbs. Thus, joining of the two thumbs in this gesture is of auspicious significance for the future development of the mind of enlightenment.