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Buddha Statues Brass

Large, medium and smaller sizes.

Some decorated and some plain.

Beautiful brass Buddha Statues from around the world.

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All of our Buddha images have been blessed.

Small Gold Plated Medicine Buddha

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Made In Nepal
Brass Statue - Gold Plated

A beautiful Brass Medicine Buddha Statue / gold plated.

Made with much care in Nepal, Ideal gift for the Buddhist in your family or circle of friends.

Has removable base so you can place your Mantras inside.

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Measures: 54 x 37 millimetres

Small Gold Plated Medicine Buddha

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Made In Nepal
Brass Statue - Gold Plated

A beautiful Brass Medicine Buddha Statue / gold plated.

Made with much care in Nepal, Ideal gift for the Buddhist in your family or circle of friends.

Has removable base so you can place your Mantras inside.

Click on photo to see mor images.

Measures: 54 x 37 millimetres

Shiva

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shiva

Medicine Buddha Large

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Weighs 50 kilograms
Brass statue from India

Medicine Buddha
Shakyamuni Buddha is known as the great physician because he has taught the Dharma which is the antidote to the sickness of suffering within samsara.
It is believed that the Four Noble Truths laid down by him are based on the ancient medical formula of diagnosis, cause, prognosis, and treatment.
His right palm facing outwards, and offering, in a gesture of generosity, a stem of the myrobalan plant. 
This is a healing fruit well known in Tibetan medicine.Measures 99 x  64 x  43 centimetres

These brass Buddha statues were made using the "Lost Wax Method" by Buddhist & Hindu people in India with much care and respect given to each religious Image

Medicine Buddha Gold Plated

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Beautiful Medicine Buddha Statue
Gold Plated.

A lovely statue made from brass and has gold plating. Click on photo to see more / has dorje on base with space to place mantras inside.

Shakyamuni Buddha is known as the great physician because he has taught the Dharma which is the antidote to the sickness of suffering within Samsara.
It is believed that the Four Noble Truths laid down by him are based on the ancient medical formula of diagnosis, cause, prognosis, and treatment.
His right palm facing outwards, and offering, in a gesture of generosity, a stem of the myrobalan plant. 
This is a healing fruit well known in Tibetan medicine.

Measures: 7.8 x 6 centimetres

Medicine Buddha Gemstone Decorated

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A Truly magnificient
Statue for Temple or Home Shrine
or the Art Collector

A very imaginative design - this brass Medicine Buddha crafted in India has been decorated with lapis, turquoise and coral tiles to transform it into a Magnificient work of Art. 

Shakyamuni Buddha is known as the great physician because he has taught the Dharma which is the antidote
to the sickness of suffering within samsara.

It is beleived that the Four Noble Truths laid dowm bu Him are based on the ancient medical formula of diagnosis,
cause, prognosis and treatment.

His right palm facing outwards and offering, in a gesture of generosity, a stem of the myrobalan plant.
This is a healing fruit well known in Tibetan medicine.

Measures: 29 high x 24 across (centimetres)

In stock and available to send now. 

Postage to metro Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne $25.00

Or ask for a quote to your location.

 

Chenrezig Statue Gold Plated

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Chenrezig - Spiritual emodiment
of the Dalai Lama

Chenrezig (Spiritual Representation of His Holiness, The Dali Lama)
The Bodhisattva of compassion, Avalokitesvara (Chenrezig to Tibetans) He is saluted in a common Tibetan prayer as "The holy Avalokiteshvara, who has the thousand arms of the thousand universal monarchs, the thousand eyes of the thousand Buddhas of this good eon, and who manifests whatsoever is appropriate.

Measures:8.8 x 7 centimeres

Postage $9.95 within Australia

Buddha - Segan Semui - In

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Large Standing
Brass Buddha

Mudras are a non-verbal mode of communication and self-expression, consisting of hand gestures and finger-postures. They are symbolic sign based finger patterns taking the place, but retaining the efficacy of the spoken word, and are used to evoke in the mind ideas symbolizing divine powers or the deities themselves. The composition of a mudra is based on certain movements of the fingers; in other words, they constitute a highly stylized form of gestureal communication. It is an external expression of 'inner resolve', suggesting that such non-verbal communications are more powerful than the spoken word.
A mudra is used not only to illustrate and emphasize the meaning of an esoteric ritual. It also gives significance to a sculptural image, a dance movement, or a meditative pose, intensifying their potency. In its highest form, it is a magical art of symbolical gestures through which the invisible forces may operate on the earthly sphere.
Here the Buddha, standing upon a doubly auspicious lotus pedestal, makes with his right hand the Abhaya Mudra. Abhaya in Sanskrit means fearlessness. Thus this mudra symbolizes protection, peace, and the dispelling of fear. It is made with the right hand raised to shoulder height, the arm crooked, the palm of the hand facing outward, and the fingers upright and joined. In Thailand and Laos, this mudra is associated with the movement of the walking Buddha (also called 'the Buddha placing his footprint'). It is nearly always used in images showing the Buddha upright, either immobile with the feet joined, or walking (as in this case).
This mudra, which initially appears to be a natural gesture, was probably used from prehistoric times as a sign of good intentions - the hand raised and unarmed proposes friendship, or at least peace; since antiquity, it was also a gesture asserting power, as with the magna manus of the Roman Emperors who legislated and gave peace at the same time.
Buddhist tradition itself has an interesting legend behind this mudra:
Devadatta, a cousin of the Buddha, through jealousy caused a schism to be caused among the disciples of Buddha. As Devadatta's pride increased, he attempted to murder the Buddha. One of his schemes involved loosing a rampaging elephant into the Buddha's path. But as the elephant approached him, Buddha displayed the Abhaya mudra, which immediately calmed the animal. Accordingly, it indicates not only the appeasement of the senses, but also the absence of fear.
With his left hand the Buddha makes the Varada mudra, which symbolizes charity, compassion and boon-granting. This mudra is rarely used alone, but usually in combination with another made with the right hand, most often the Abhaya mudra, as in this sculpture. This combination of Abhaya and Varada mudras is called Segan Semui-in or Yogan Semui-in in Japan.

all of our Buddha Images have been blessed by Monks visiting us

Measures:  4.25 feet x 1.3 ft x 1 ft

brahman 4 faced buddha

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our last braham buddha with 4 faces looking in four different directions north,south,east and west

Medicine Buddha White Metal

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White metal Tibetan medicine Buddha.
5.5cm x 4cm x 3cm

White metal Tibetan medicine Buddha. Sandcast in Nepal