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Height: 23 inches

Width: 19.5 inches

Depth: 13.5 inches

Weight 40 kg

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Height: 23 inches
Width: 19.5 inches
Depth: 13.5 inches
Weight 40 kg

Meditating Buddha

This beautiful Chola lost wax process bronze Buddha is seated in full lotus pose and sits on any type of surface you may desire since there is no base. His right hand is held up in the vitarka mudra, a hand gesture of teaching and his left resting in his lap in the dhyana mudra of meditation. The face is oval, with high curving eyebrows, a elegantly shaped nose, a downward gaze, and overall displays a gentle smiling expression. The hair is shaped in the typical Tibetan style and is gathered on top of his head in a symmetrically shaped top knot.  His robe is simple yet elegant starting with a ornamented sash that drapes back over his shoulder and flows gently down and around his body gathering on the floor between his crossed legs. Having this gentle countenance grace your presence is sure to bring calmness and compassion into your home, office or studio.

 

 

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