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Lord Buddha is meditating on the Dharma Chakra. He is doing a mudra (hand gestures) through his hands which is an integral part of meditation. Each mudra represents certain aspects. Mudras are an exercise in meditation to establish inner contact with the aspect that is represents. The Mudra shown by Lord Buddha in this statue is called “Dharma Chakra Mudra”

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• Publisher : ‎ Rupa Publications India
• By : Sunita Dwivedi
  
• Cover : Paperback
  
• Language : English
• Edition : 2020
• Pages : ‎ 336 pages
  
• Weight : 470 g
  
• Size : 14 x 2.08 x 21.6 cm
  
• ISBN-10 : 9389967430
  
• ISBN-13 : 978-9389967432
  

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Buddha in Gandhara is the saga of ancient Buddhist cities of Gandhara—a region that extended from north-western Pakistan to eastern and north-eastern Afghanistan. It tells stories of cities that once dotted the highroad connecting India with Central Asia and China. It traces the network of Asian trade routes that nourished these cities with goods, people and ideas. It also trains the spotlight on the magnificent art of Gandhara that still clings to the ruins of these heritage cities and also those that are showcased in the museums of Asia and Europe.

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• Product Code :B6966
• Material :Wood
• Size :6.25"H x 2.75"W x 2.75"D
• Weight :230 gm.

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• Product Code :3634
• Material :Brass and Resin
• Size :9"H x 9"W

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In this spectacular Buddha Mandala wall hanging brass and resins are used in a detail manner with finesse. Mandalas are works of sacred art in Tantric (Tibetan) Buddhism. Mandala means "circle," and mandalas are indeed primarily recognizable by their concentric circles and other geometric figures. For Tantric Buddhists, they are rich with symbolism and sacred meaning. A mandala is a sacred geometric symbol that represents the universe. Once completed, a mandala becomes a sacred area that serves as a repository for deities and a collection point of universal forces. By entering a mandala and proceeding to its center, a person is symbolically guided through the cosmos to the essence of reality. By constructing a mandala, a monk ritually participates in the Buddha's teachings.In Buddhism, contemplation of sacred images is key to religious ritual, and a mandala is one of the most important of these sacred images. A Tibetan mandala is usually made with careful placement of colored sand, and accordingly is known in Tibetan as dul-tson-kyil-khor, or "mandala of colored powders."

The beautiful brass figurines of Lord Boddhisattva are given refine and detail treatment with some nice carvings. Lord Buddha, the Apostle of truth and non-violence is being given a royal treatment in the beautiful antiquated brass style. Lord Buddha is an epitome of love and non-violence. The meditating figure of the Lord Buddha symbolizes peace and harmony amidst disturbing elements. His message of universal brotherhood and non-violence is cherished even today with utmost respect and reverence. Lord Buddha gave up the lap of royal luxury to embrace a life of severe penance in search of the ultimate truth in life, a truth that provides panacea for universal sufferings.

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• Product Code :B6943
• Material :Fiber
• Size :9.50"H x 7.50"W x 3.75"D
• Weight :650 gm.

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A deep sense of serenity and accomplishment is manifest in this beautiful Buddhist painting. An apostle of truth and non-violence, the painting depicts Lord Buddha preaching his disciples. Lord Buddha gave up the luxury of a royal life and for years moved from here and there in search of the Absolute Truth. Ultimately, he found a panacea for all worldly ills.

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• Product Code :2476
• Material :Casted Resin
• Size : 12.50"H x 5.25"W x 4"D

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The beautiful resin figure of the Apostle of Truth and Non-violence Lord Buddha in His Parinirvana posture is given a detail and refine treatment. Gautam Buddha while disseminating his teachings, traveled far and wide and finally reached the city of Kushinagara in modern Uttar Pradesh. He asked his disciples to spread a couch for him in a grove. The Lord lay there, supported by a cushion, reclining on the right side, with the head supported by his hand.

On a full-moon night the Lord gave up His earthly body, the event known in Buddhist terminology as the Parinirvana, or "Final Nirvana". The Enlightened One passed through progressively higher planes of meditation until he attained entry into Parinirvana.

The Buddha here lies enwrapped in the flowing folds of his monastic garment so that only his glowing chest is completely visible. Exalted signs celebrating his status include the auspicious tuft at the center of the forehead and the three curving lines on his neck. He reclines on the oblong lotus-couch with his body fully stretched; the extended left hand complementing the overall sprawl of the composition. The two feet are placed tightly one over the other.

The light blue colour sparkles in the amazing Batik painting that depicts Lord Buddha, the Apostle of non-violence and truth in a sitting posture. His red drapery is very attractive with some floral designs on it. Considered an incarnation of Vishnu, Buddha is also an important figure for Hindus. The method of waxing and then dewaxing has engendered a specific pattern of contrast, a special feature of the Batik Style of painting. The simplicity and gracefulness of the painting is attractive.

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• Product Code :9235
• Material :Brass
• Size :5.25"H x 3"W x 2.50"D
• Weight :790 gm.

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• Product Code :988
• Material :Wood
• Size :12"h x 7"w x 3.50"d

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Lord Buddha, the epitome of non-violence and truth has been carved out of wood in an artistic manner. He is sitting in his universal posture with one hand preaching his devotees about the efficacies of non-violence and truth. He is sitting on a padmasana with crossed leg. His hair, half closed eyes are quite prominent.