Standing Amitabha Buddha Statue in Boxwood
€168.98
Standing Amitabha Buddha statues in boxwood are hand-carved in China from dense, fine-grained Buxus sinica. This devotional art object brings a profound spiritual presence and traditional Buddhist artistry to your home or meditation space.
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The Standing Amitabha Buddha Statue in Boxwood offers a profound presence for any space, embodying the boundless light of Amitabha Buddha. This exquisite hand-carved figure serves as a central devotional object or a focal point for contemplation, bringing a sense of calm and spiritual depth derived from centuries of Buddhist tradition.
Crafted from dense Chinese boxwood (Buxus sinica), each statue is a testament to the refined artistry of traditional Chinese carving. The pale, fine-grained wood allows for exceptional detail, from the flowing lines of the robe to the serene expression of the Buddha. These single-piece constructions typically range from 20 to 30 centimeters in height, weighing a substantial 200 to 400 grams, reflecting the maturity and density of the wood. The surface is left unvarnished or treated with a light natural oil, preserving the warm, ivory tone of the raw material.
Ideal for placement on an altar, a meditation desk, or a quiet corner of your home, this Amitabha Buddha statue creates an atmosphere of reverence and introspection. Its compact size makes it suitable for various settings, whether in a private study, a living room, or a dedicated spiritual space. The Abhaya mudra, with the right hand raised in a gesture of fearlessness and reassurance, offers a gentle invitation to inner peace and reflection.
Amitabha Buddha, the central figure of Pure Land Buddhism, is venerated across East Asia for his promise of rebirth in the Western Pure Land. This tradition, spanning over fifteen hundred years, emphasizes compassion and wisdom. The art of boxwood carving itself boasts a rich history in China, with its origins tracing back to the Tang dynasty, where this slow-growing, dense wood was prized for its ability to hold intricate details and endure for generations.
Many customers ask, “What is the significance of the Abhaya mudra?” The Abhaya mudra, displayed by this Amitabha Buddha, is a gesture of fearlessness and protection. It symbolizes peace, benevolence, and the dispelling of fear, offering reassurance and spiritual protection to the devotee.
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