Lord Shiv Shankar Brass Shivling 3.25"
Specification
- Product Code :9255
- Material :Brass
- Size :3.25"L x 2.25W x 1.60"D
- Weight :270 gm.
Description
-$35
Pure White Hanuman Stone Statue 6.50"
Specification
- Product Code :5714
- Material :Soft Stone
- Size :6.50"H x 4.25"W x 2.25"D
Description
-$38
Radha Krishna Yugal in Pure White Stone 7"
Specification
- Product Code :5713
- Material :Soft Stone
- Size :7"H x 3.50"W x 1.75"D
Description
-$42
Mother & Child - Natural Stone Figurine 6.50"
Specification
- Product Code :5712
- Material :Stone
- Size :6.50:H x 3.50"W x 2.50"D
- Weight :1.00 Kg.
Description
-$65
Devi Saraswati Stone Statue 10.25"
Specification
- Product Code :5710
- Material :Stone
- Size :10.25"H x 5.25"W x 2.75"D
Description
-$115
God Buddha Brass Head 4.10"
Specification
- Product Code :9249
- Material :Brass
- Size :4.10"H x 2.75"W x 2.25"D
- Weight :470 gm.
Description
-$45
Laughing Buddha
Here the auspicious figure of Laughing Buddha is nicely carved out with a deep sense of perfection and satisfaction. Brass, Reconstituted Turquoise and Coral are nicely placed together to create a spectacular figure.
Laughing Buddha or Budai is considered an auspicious figure and occupies an important place in the Chinese culture. A representation of contentment and abundance, Laughing Buddha's figure graces many temples, restaurants, amulets, and businesses. He is almost always shown smiling or laughing, hence his nickname in Chinese, the Laughing Buddha, the god of wealth and prosperity.
He is identified with many important teachings and messages, including contentment, generosity, wisdom and open kindheartedness. He helps people realize the essence within, which connects with all beings. and he fosters the realization of tolerance, generosity and contentment; thus, he helps to bring heaven to earth.
Laughing Buddha or Budai is considered an auspicious figure and occupies an important place in the Chinese culture. A representation of contentment and abundance, Laughing Buddha's figure graces many temples, restaurants, amulets, and businesses. He is almost always shown smiling or laughing, hence his nickname in Chinese, the Laughing Buddha, the god of wealth and prosperity.
He is identified with many important teachings and messages, including contentment, generosity, wisdom and open kindheartedness. He helps people realize the essence within, which connects with all beings. and he fosters the realization of tolerance, generosity and contentment; thus, he helps to bring heaven to earth.
$105
Lord Gajakaran Ganesh
In this beautiful product, Lord Ganesha, the Remover of Obstacles, is shown blessing his devotees. Brass, Reconstituted Turquoise and Coral are blended together to create a spectacular figure. One of the most popular gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is worshipped first before undertaking any ritual. The Lord is also known as Gajakarna as His ears are of an elephant. Lord Ganesha is known by many names. There are as many as 108 different names of Ganesha in the Hindu scriptures. Some of them are Akhuratha: One whose chariot is pulled by a mouse; Avaneesh: Master of the universe; Avighna: The remover of obstacles; Balaganapati: Beloved child; Bhupati: The lord of lords; Bhuvanpati: The lord of the heaven; Buddhipriya: One who bestows of knowledge and intellect; Chaturbhuj: The four-armed lord.
$95
Ganesha Lord of Good Fortune 5.25"
Specification
- Product Code :5657
- Material :Brass, Reconstituted Turquoise and Coral
- Size :5.25"H x 5"W x 3"D
- Weight :1.820 kg.
Description
-$110
Brass Medicine Buddha
Here the brass figure of Medicine Buddha is given a minute touch with a high sense of simplicity. Brass, reconstituted turquoise and coral are nicely combined to create a resplendant effcet. Medicine Buddha is a fully enlightened being who protects living beings from physical and mental sickness and other dangers and obstacles, and helps them to eradicate the three poisons – attachment, hatred, and ignorance – which are the source of all sickness and danger. He is a Buddha Doctor.
One day when Buddha Shakyamuni was staying at a place called Vaishali with thirty-six thousand Bodhisattva disciples, Manjushri was appearing as a Bodhisattva disciple. Through his compassion, Manjushri realized that in the future the Buddhadharma would degenerate, and the beings of this world would find it very difficult to practise pure Dharma and gain pure realizations. He understood that it would be very difficult for those beings to control their minds, and so they would naturally engage in negative actions such as killing, stealing, and holding wrong views. As a result they would experience horrific illnesses and unbearable mental pain. Finding the thought of all this suffering impossible to bear, Manjushri asked Buddha:
In the future when your Dharma and general spiritual practice are in decline, when the human beings in this world are spiritually impoverished, when their attachment, anger, and ignorance are so strong and difficult to control that they experience continual physical suffering, mental pain, fears, and dangers, and especially many incurable diseases, who will release them from this suffering and protect them from danger? Who will help them to overcome the three mental poisons?
In response to Bodhisattva Manjushri's question, Buddha expounded the Sutra of Eight Thousand Verses Principally Revealing the Instructions on Medicine Buddha. In addition to the thirty-six thousand human Bodhisattva disciples, millions of other Bodhisattva disciples came from many Pure Lands, together with beings from other realms such as nagas and givers-of-harm, or yakshas. To this vast assembly of disciples Buddha explained all about Medicine Buddha — his special qualities, his Pure Land, and how in the future by relying upon this Buddha and just hearing his name, living beings could be cured of heavy mental and physical sickness, especially the sickness of delusions. He also explained how to make a connection with this Buddha, the benefits of relying upon him, and how to practise the Medicine Buddha instructions.
One day when Buddha Shakyamuni was staying at a place called Vaishali with thirty-six thousand Bodhisattva disciples, Manjushri was appearing as a Bodhisattva disciple. Through his compassion, Manjushri realized that in the future the Buddhadharma would degenerate, and the beings of this world would find it very difficult to practise pure Dharma and gain pure realizations. He understood that it would be very difficult for those beings to control their minds, and so they would naturally engage in negative actions such as killing, stealing, and holding wrong views. As a result they would experience horrific illnesses and unbearable mental pain. Finding the thought of all this suffering impossible to bear, Manjushri asked Buddha:
In the future when your Dharma and general spiritual practice are in decline, when the human beings in this world are spiritually impoverished, when their attachment, anger, and ignorance are so strong and difficult to control that they experience continual physical suffering, mental pain, fears, and dangers, and especially many incurable diseases, who will release them from this suffering and protect them from danger? Who will help them to overcome the three mental poisons?
In response to Bodhisattva Manjushri's question, Buddha expounded the Sutra of Eight Thousand Verses Principally Revealing the Instructions on Medicine Buddha. In addition to the thirty-six thousand human Bodhisattva disciples, millions of other Bodhisattva disciples came from many Pure Lands, together with beings from other realms such as nagas and givers-of-harm, or yakshas. To this vast assembly of disciples Buddha explained all about Medicine Buddha — his special qualities, his Pure Land, and how in the future by relying upon this Buddha and just hearing his name, living beings could be cured of heavy mental and physical sickness, especially the sickness of delusions. He also explained how to make a connection with this Buddha, the benefits of relying upon him, and how to practise the Medicine Buddha instructions.
$115
Lambkarna Ganesha 6"
Specification
- Product Code :5648
- Material :Brass, Reconstituted Turquoise and Coral
- Size :6"H x 5.50"W x 3"D
- Weight :2.220 kg.
Description
In this beautiful brass figure, the Lord of Wisdom is shown in a seated posture. The figure is given a spectacular treatment as his elongated ears are painted with maroon corals and the belly is marked with blue reconstituted turquoise giving the figure an impressive look. The Lord of Wisdom is also the Remover of Obstacles and the Lord of Lords. One of the most widely invoked gods in Hinduism, Lord Ganesha is worshipped first before beginning any religious ceremony. The Lord is worshipped along with goddess Lakshmi for the maximum benefits.$120
Buddha 7.25"
Specification
- Product Code :5644
- Material :Brass, Reconstituted Turquoise and Coral
- Size :7.25"H x 6"W x 2.50"D
- Weight :1.540 kg.
Description
-$95
