Kindle peace for your surroundings with this radiant Buddha statue. Seated in the lotus position, Buddha's right hand extended in the Abhaya mudra, a sacred gesture which translates to “No Fear.” In this position Buddha is considered a personification of protection, peace, and benevolence. This statue is made of brass and hand-detailed with beautiful turquoise and coral colored mosaic tiles. 7.5 inches high, weighs about 4 pounds.
- Handmade Buddha statue
- Depicts Buddha in meditation
- Made of brass with colored resin accents
- Measures about 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches
- Weighs about 4 pounds
- Handmade in India
Handmade in India:- each statue is a truly artistic creation and no two items will appear exactly alike. Some statues may also contain additional stones as a design element further enhancing the artistic appeal.
design: A brass Buddha is seated in the classic lotus position, right hand raised in the Abhaya mudra and left hand cradling a small alms bowl. His robe and the cushion beneath him are inlaid with a hand-set turquoise and coral-hued mosaic that contrasts against the polished gold-toned brass of his face and hands.
size: Measures about 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches; weighs about 4 pounds.
material: Cast brass with hand-inlaid turquoise and coral-colored mosaic tiles (resin/stone composite).
features: Abhaya mudra (gesture of fearlessness and protection), alms bowl held in the left hand, hand-set mosaic inlay in turquoise and coral tones, lotus-seated meditation pose, hand-cast brass finish
care: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from moisture and harsh cleaners to preserve the brass finish and mosaic inlay.
disclaimer: Handmade in India, each statue is individually cast and inlaid by hand, so slight variations in mosaic pattern and finish are part of its one-of-a-kind character.
Meaning & Intention
This Buddha's raised right hand forms the Abhaya mudra, one of the oldest and most recognized gestures in Buddhist art. Translating to "no fear," it is traditionally read as a wordless offering of protection and reassurance — the hand held open, palm forward, as if to say there is nothing here to be afraid of. Paired with his lowered left hand holding a small bowl, the gesture also recalls Buddha's life of simplicity and non-attachment, receiving only what was needed and no more.
The turquoise and coral-hued mosaic covering his robe and seat is a hallmark of Himalayan and Tibetan-influenced statuary, where colored inlay was traditionally used to honor a sacred figure and mark the robe as ceremonial rather than plain. Turquoise has long been associated with protection and well-being across Himalayan cultures, while the warm coral tone brings a grounding, earthy counterpoint to the coolness of the blue-green stone.
Together, the calm, downcast eyes, the open hand, and the richly patterned robe form a figure meant to be lived with rather than simply looked at — a quiet daily cue to meet whatever the day brings from a place of steadiness rather than fear.
Placed on a shelf, altar, or entry table, this Buddha becomes a small daily touchpoint — a moment to pause, take a breath, and remember that fear is a passing visitor, not a permanent resident. Its presence in a room tends to slow things down, offering a quiet anchor for meditation, morning rituals, or simply the first and last things you see each day.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone building a meditation space, home altar, or looking for a grounding centerpiece for their living space
- Purpose: Home décor, meditation altar, gift for a new home, gift for a meditation or yoga practitioner, sympathy or encouragement gift
- Suggested Mantra: Om Mani Padme Hum
- Intention: Peace, Protection, Courage, Calm
- Metal: Brass
Questions & Guidance
What does the hand gesture on this Buddha statue mean?
The raised right hand is the Abhaya mudra, a traditional gesture of fearlessness and protection. It's often read as a symbolic offering of reassurance and peace to anyone in its presence.
What is the colorful inlay made of?
The turquoise and coral-hued detailing on the robe and cushion is a hand-set mosaic inlay, applied by hand over the cast brass base.
How big is this statue?
It measures about 7.5 x 5.75 x 3.75 inches and weighs approximately 4 pounds, making it substantial enough to anchor a shelf or altar without being difficult to place.
Is this statue handmade?
Yes. It's handmade in India, and because each piece is individually cast and inlaid, no two statues are exactly alike.
How do I care for a brass statue like this?
Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, and keep it away from moisture, humidity, and abrasive cleaners to protect both the brass and the mosaic inlay.
