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White Marble Cosmic Flower Haloed Bhumisparsha Buddha

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White Marble Bhumisparsha Buddha
White Marble Bhumisparsha Buddha

Buddhism is one of the highly worshipped religions in the world, which teaches its devotees to be free from all the intoxicants that cloud the mind, free from wrong sayings, free from material pleasures, free from ditching or stealing anyone, and free from taking any person’s life; it allows the acceptance of wisdom, intellect, and ethical perfection. If you chant prayers in front of a Buddha statue, it induces that feeling of divinity, purity, and love in a person’s inner self. Being said this, the white marble sculpture shown here is an accurate combination of beauty and spirituality. Its large size and superfine carvings act as an attraction to the eyes.

The bright combination of golden and silver touch gives a rich and subtle look to this sculpture. Lord Buddha is settled here in a posture of meditation on an elongated double lotus pedestal with two wisdom eyes, half-open and a gentle smile on the lips. The sculptor has given an amazing touch of shiny colors on the entire Buddha stone sculpture which is furthermore accentuated by the superfine carvings, focussing even on the minutest of details. The left hand rests on the lap, facing upwards and right touches the ground to summon the Earth Goddess to witness his enlightenment in Bhumisparsha mudra. It is said, for the best outcomes, a Bhumisparsha Buddha should be placed facing the east direction, from where the sun rises.

Apart from its formations, the most awe-struck aspect is the glowing gold robe, supremely chiseled in white patterns of flowers and vines all over, draped in its usual way. Appreciate the large aureole sculpted in a double layer separated by a silver bead border, with each layer decorated with a marvelous pattern of flower petals. This marble Buddha sculpture is the best artifact to ornate your house, office, or reception corners, hence spreading an aura of luxury, tranquillity, and aesthetics.

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