Buddha Gold Statue

The Buddha Gold Statue represents Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha, symbolizing enlightenment, peace, and compassion. Gold, as a material, signifies purity, spiritual wealth, and the timeless nature of Buddha’s teachings. This statue is widely revered in Buddhist cultures as a sacred object for meditation, inspiration, and devotion.

Details of the Buddha Gold Statue:

Depiction:

• Typically shown seated in lotus posture (padmasana) or standing.

• Hands often in symbolic gestures (mudras), such as the Dhyana Mudra (meditation), Bhumisparsha Mudra (earth-touching), or Abhaya Mudra (protection).

• Calm, serene facial expression conveying inner peace and wisdom.

Symbolism:

• Enlightenment and spiritual awakening.

• Compassion, peace, and wisdom.

• Purity and spiritual wealth (enhanced by the golden color).

• The overcoming of suffering and ignorance.

Material:

• Made of gold-plated statue in Copper

• Gold finish symbolizes divine light, immortality, and the preciousness of Buddha’s teachings.

Iconography:

• Smooth, polished surface with intricate details like robes, ushnisha (cranial bump symbolizing wisdom), and urna (third eye for spiritual insight).

• Often placed on a lotus pedestal, symbolizing purity and spiritual rise above the mundane world.
  

• size: 21.5 cm x 14 cm (aprox)

Placement of Buddha Gold Statue:

Where to Place:

• In a quiet, clean, and elevated space, such as a meditation room, altar, or shrine.

• Avoid placing it in kitchens, bathrooms, or near clutter.

• Respectful areas where one can focus on spiritual practice.

How to Place:

• Place the statue on a clean cloth or altar, preferably at or above eye level.

• Face the statue east or toward the main entrance to welcome positive energy.

• Surround with offerings such as fresh flowers, incense, candles, and water bowls.

Care for Buddha Gold Statue:

Keep Clean:

• Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the gold’s shine.

• Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials to preserve the gold finish.

Respectful Handling:

• Always handle with clean hands and a calm mind.

• Do not place the statue on the floor or in disrespectful areas.

Energetic Maintenance:

• Regularly offer incense and light candles to refresh spiritual energy.

• Recite Buddhist prayers or mantras such as “Om Mani Padme Hum” to invoke blessings.

• Meditate in front of the statue to deepen connection and mindfulness.