This peaceful statue depicts Buddha gesturing with the Abhaya mudra, a sacred gesture of protection that translates to "No fear." Finished with rustic details, Buddha's figure is fashioned from lustrous brass and finished with mosaic tiles of the deepest blue. Measures 7.5 inches high. Handmade in India.
- Brass Buddha statue with mosaic work
- The right hand is positioned in the Abhaya mudra
- Measures 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches
- Weighs about 4.5 pounds
- Handmade in India
Handmade by artists in India – minor organic imperfections are true characteristics of this artistic tradition.
design: A brass Buddha sits in the lotus position with the right hand raised in the Abhaya mudra, the timeless gesture of protection and fearlessness. The robe is inlaid with hand-set mosaic tiles in deep blue, trimmed with rows of red and gold detailing.
size: 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches; weighs about 4.5 pounds.
material: Brass with inlaid glass mosaic tiles
features: Abhaya mudra (raised hand of protection), lotus (padmasana) seated posture, hand-set mosaic robe in deep blue with red and gold trim, finely chased facial features and hair, weighted brass base for stable display
care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from moisture and harsh cleaners to preserve the brass finish and mosaic inlay.
disclaimer: Handmade by artists in India, each statue carries small variations in tiling and finish that are part of its handcrafted character.
Meaning & Intention
The raised right hand of this Buddha forms the Abhaya mudra, one of the oldest and most recognized gestures in Buddhist art. Its name translates to "no fear," and tradition holds that it was the gesture the Buddha used to calm a charging elephant sent to harm him — meeting aggression not with force, but with stillness. Displayed in the home, it stands as a quiet reminder that peace is a choice available even in the presence of threat.
The mosaic robe sets this piece apart from a plain cast statue. Each tile is placed by hand, a slow and deliberate process that mirrors the patience associated with meditative practice itself. The deep blue was historically prized in Buddhist art for its association with vastness, depth, and the clear-mindedness that comes from a settled inner life, while the brass beneath catches light like the illumination the Buddha is said to have reached beneath the Bodhi tree.
Brass itself has long been used for sacred images across South Asia for its durability and warm, gold-like luster — a material meant to outlast the maker and be passed on. Together, the form and the finish speak to a single idea: that courage and calm are not opposites, but companions.
Placed on a shelf, altar, or entry table, this statue becomes a small daily checkpoint — a figure whose raised hand and settled posture ask nothing of you but a breath and a pause. Many keep a piece like this within sight of a meditation cushion or workspace, a visual cue to return to steadiness whenever the day gets loud.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Meditators and Buddha statue collectors seeking a piece for a home altar or meditation space
- Purpose: Home décor, meditation altar, gifting, spiritual practice, feng shui placement
- Suggested Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum
- Intention: Protection, Fearlessness, Peace, Calm
- Chakra Connection: Throat Chakra
- Metal: Brass
Questions & Guidance
What does the hand gesture on this Buddha statue mean?
The raised right hand is the Abhaya mudra, a classic gesture in Buddhist iconography meaning "no fear." It symbolizes protection, reassurance, and the courage to remain calm in the face of difficulty.
What is the statue made of?
The figure is cast in brass and finished with hand-set glass mosaic tiles in deep blue, accented with red and gold trim along the robe's edges.
How big is this statue?
It measures 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches and weighs about 4.5 pounds, making it substantial enough for stable display on a shelf, altar, or table.
How do I care for the mosaic and brass finish?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth and avoid water, chemical cleaners, or abrasive materials, which can dull the brass or loosen the tile inlay over time.
Will my statue look exactly like the photo?
Each piece is handmade by artists in India, so slight variations in tile placement and finish are normal and reflect its handcrafted origin rather than a flaw.
