Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha

1. Introduction of Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha

This marble Buddha statue depicts the Shakyamuni Buddha in meditation with his alms bowl, a common image in Tibetan Buddhism. The overall form of the Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha is solemn and serene. The Buddha sits cross-legged on a circular lotus throne, his posture upright and stable, his body vertical, representing the balanced state of mindfulness after enlightenment. The lotus throne is substantial, with layered petals and clearly defined, rounded edges.

The Buddha’s hands naturally hold the alms bowl in front of his abdomen, a highly representative pose of Shakyamuni Buddha, symbolizing pure alms-begging, contentment in practice, and compassion for all beings. The face is delicately and realistically sculpted, with slightly lowered eyes, a serene and restrained expression, and gentle, unexaggerated features. The hair is finely curled and neatly arranged, the ushnisha (cranial protuberance) is full, and the earlobes are long.

The monastic robe drapes naturally from the shoulders, its folds unfolding along the body’s structure in orderly, flowing lines with a sense of rhythm. Made of pure white and delicate marble with a softly polished surface, this Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha statue possesses a warm and pure texture while retaining the authentic grain of natural stone. The Shakyamuni Buddha Statue is suitable for placement in temple shrines, Tibetan religious spaces, meditation centers, or tranquil courtyards. Arturban Sculpture can customize various Marble Buddhism sculptures. Welcome to contact us for more details.

2. Production Process of Tibetan Shakyamuni Buddha