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1. Introduction of Bodhisattva Garden Statue This statue, carved from white stone, is modeled after the image of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, depicting him in a dignified and upright standing posture. The Bodhisattva Garden Statue wears a tall, jeweled crown, divided into several decorative sections, each containing intricately carved small Buddha images. The face is rounded, with […]

1. Introduction of Transparent Buddha Statue This sculpture depicts the Buddha in the lotus position, with a straight back, naturally relaxed shoulders, and hands holding a small pagoda-shaped ritual implement in front of the abdomen. The head of this Transparent Buddha Statue features neatly arranged spiral curls and a topknot, with lowered eyebrows and eyes, […]

1. Introduction of Sitting Buddha Garden Statue This group of sculptures, themed around seated Buddhas, is suitable for display in gardens, courtyards, meditation spaces, temple landscapes, and indoor meditation corners. Several Buddha statues are depicted in the lotus position, with slightly lowered eyes, serene facial expressions, and features spiral curls, a ushnisha (cranial protuberance), and […]

1. Introduction of Buddha Sarnath Statue This sculpture is inspired by the “Buddha Preaching his First Sermon” in Sarnath, India, depicting the scene of Shakyamuni Buddha’s first sermon at Sarnath. The Buddha in the Buddha Sarnath Statue sits in the lotus position, his hands forming the Dharma wheel mudra at his chest, symbolizing the “turning […]

1. Introduction of Abhaya Buddha Statue Both sculptures feature a seated Buddha. The Buddha’s right hand is raised, palm facing outward, in the abhaya mudra (gesture of reassurance), symbolizing comfort, protection, the elimination of fear, and the granting of inner peace; the left hand rests naturally in front of the abdomen. The figure’s face is […]

1. Introduction of Buddha Black Stone Statue Shakyamuni Buddha, originally named Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism. “Shakyamuni” means “Sage of the Shakya clan.” Traditional accounts state that he was born into the Shakya royal family of ancient India, later leaving court life to attain enlightenment under the Bodhi tree after a long period […]

1. Introduction of Anjali Mudra Buddha Statue Shakyamuni Buddha, originally named Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism. “Shakyamuni” means “Sage of the Shakya clan.” Traditional accounts state that he was born into the Shakya royal family of ancient India, later leaving court life to practice asceticism and attain enlightenment, thus proposing teachings on suffering, […]

1. Introduction of Fat Buddha Statue The Laughing Buddha (Budai Maitreya) is a common auspicious figure in Buddhism and folk beliefs, often associated with the Laughing Buddha from the Five Dynasties period. Unlike the solemn, seated Shakyamuni Buddha, the Laughing Buddha is typically depicted with a large belly, smiling face, bare chest, wide robes, and […]

1. Introduction of Fat Happy Buddha Statue The Laughing Buddha, also known as the Bag Buddha, is a popular auspicious Buddhist image in Chinese folklore, originating from Maitreya Buddha in Buddhism. The image of the Bag Buddha is typically that of a monk wearing a worn-out robe, with a beaming smile and a full belly, […]

1. Introduction of Buddha Face Statue Shakyamuni Buddha, whose real name was Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism and is revered as “Buddha,” meaning the enlightened one. He lived in ancient India and, through monastic practice, long periods of meditation and contemplation, gained insight into the suffering, impermanence, and path to liberation of life, […]