| Item NO | TYBB-01 |
| Material | bronze |
| Size | H110cm |
| Technique | Silica Sol casting |
| Leading time | 20 days |
Shakyamuni Buddha is the founder of the Buddhist religion. The statue was made by silica sol casting. The surface is very smooth, and the lines of clothes are very fluent. The whole surface is covered by 24K gold leaves.
For the bronze Buddha statue, we have many in stock. Such as Avalokitesvara, Buddhisattva, Indian Buddha. It can be bronze ancient color or golden color. For some Buddha statue, the surface is covered by 24K gold.
We can customize any Buddha statue according to your requirements. Small or big size are all no problem. Bronze Buddha decoration, Zen-style meditating Buddha design creates a relaxed atmosphere to your space.
The birth image of Shakyamuni Buddha is also called the birth image. The statue is carved in the image of a boy, with a naked upper body and a short skirt on the lower body, with the left hand pointing to the sky and the right hand to the ground. Therefore, in the bronze statues of Sakyamuni Buddha, those with "the left finger to the sky and the right finger to the ground" as the mudra are all images of Sakyamuni's birth. There are statues of Sakyamuni's birth in the temples, and there is a grand Buddhist festival every year, that is, the birthday of Sakyamuni Buddha, also known as the Bathing Buddha Festival.
The dazzling array of stone-carved Buddha statues in the temple is always dazzling. The bronze-carved Buddha statues have different names, different dharma bodies and different meanings. For example, the bronze sculpture of Sakyamuni Buddha is also a very popular art form of Buddha statue sculpture in everyone's life. There are also many statues of Sakyamuni Buddha; there are about five common ones: the image of birth, the image of meditation, the image of enlightenment, and the preaching. image, Nirvana image. Each of the different postures of the bronze statue of Sakyamuni represents different meanings. Usually, the more common postures of Sakyamuni Buddha in temples are meditation images and incarnation images.