Buddha Decorative Objects

This high quality resin cast of an authentic Oriental statue depicts Shakyamuni--otherwise known as Siddhartha Gautama or simply the Buddha-quietly meditating. Seated in the double lotus position with his hands resting in his lap, this statue symbolizes peace of mind, concentration, and inner balance. The founder of Buddhism, Shayamuni is said to have meditated in this position for 40 days under the Bodhi tree before attaining enlightenment. Featuring a realistic faux patina and impressively sized at over two feet, this stunning statue will bring serenity and peace to your home, garden, or place of business.

I got the buddha as an anniversary gift for my husband. He loves it. Its sitting on our back porch with two bonsai plants next to it. Our friends like it also.. Marsha. Baltimore, MD. Wed May 01 2019

This Japanese Sitting Buddha figurine will infuse tranquility into your space. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it showcases the serene expression and meditative posture that are emblematic of traditional Buddhist art. This figurine is perfect for adding a touch of calm to your living room, meditation area, or garden. Made from durable materials, it’s designed to withstand the test of time while maintaining its elegant appearance.

Love this size! Large enough to make a presence but too large for our desk.. Suzanne. Cedarburg, WI. Tue Mar 04 2025

Hand-carved of stone with great attention to detail, this stone Buddha head brings peace and love to a meditation room, garden, or living room.

Beautiful piece.. Heide. Chanhassen, MN. Sat Aug 23 2025

Such a great conversation piece. Looks great in my family room! Very pleased with my purchase.. Frances. Cliffside Park, NJ. Mon Sep 02 2024

Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in India and is represented here in an oil lamp for offerings (Diya) inspired by Hindu religious traditions and iconography.

Ketut Seji, wife of the late Balinese artisan Seji Taram, preserves her husband's legacy in this carving of a seated Buddha. Buddha's head rests upon his hands, and a faint smile plays across his lips. The serene figurine is carved and finished by hand, and signed by Ketut Seji.

Louise. US. Fri Nov 08 2024

Buddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present, and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. Medicine Buddha, though, is named for his healing power to eradicate illness of life and death, but he not only cures all beings of their bodily pain and disease but also heals their incomplete hearts and minds. Praying to Medicine Buddha is for healing and good health.

More than 2500 years ago, Buddha, the enlightened one, was born on the border of Nepal and Bihar. Endowed with infinite spiritual strength and a universal kindness, Buddha became aware that there is a compromise between the vain pleasures of life and bitter renunciation. He developed the philosophy of Buddhism based on the four noble truths related to the universality of suffering, its origins, its annihilation, and the spiritual way to reach that point. Made of re-polished crystal with a satin finish, the Buddha features generous curves and a kind smile. The beauty of the design is enhanced by the artisan's manual work of crystal.

Buddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present, and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. Shakyamuni Buddha guides all beings to practice compassion through their actions, words, and intentions. With boundless artfulness and intelligibility in his prose, he enlightens all beings to understand the truth and enter Buddhism, and he guides people in the present to realize the true meaning of Buddha-Dharma. In Buddhism, praying to Shakyamuni Buddha is for enlightenment, peace, and happiness.

Guardians of PeaceBuddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and to care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. In Buddism, Amitabha Buddha of Infinite Light sits on top of a lotus seat and holds a lotus symbol, which signifies that his compassion and love have taken everyone to the Pure Land of Bliss. Lotus flower is a symbol of purity, and praying to Amitabha Buddha is for cultivating the mind of clarity. Amitabha Buddha“Three Treasures” at your side. Embodying “the past, the present, the future”. Comprehending reality, eliminating the ignorance. Spreading joy, Guardians of peace.Loretta Hui-shan Yang has spent the past twenty years sculpting countless Buddhist figures. Form after form, her compassionate heart remained unchanged.Item No.:PED211.ADASize:2.36"L x 1.97"D x 3.94"H inchesMaterial:Crystal GlassTechnique:Pate de Verre

The Phillips Collection began as purveyors of fine Eastern art and artifacts. These exquisite reproductions speak directly to that history, and seek to provide the same inspirations for a new era. Beautiful, authentic and meaningful.

From Liuli's Temporal Zen series, a crystal glass Buddha figurine hand-made using the Pate de Verre technique.

Embrace tranquility with this handcrafted crystal figurine. Inspired by global influences and Buddhist tradition, this piece invites peace and mindfulness into your home.

Its smiling face conveys that life's greatest fortune is not how much money, real estate, or investments one holds, but is one's contentment in life and facing the world with a mindful and kind attitude. This internal wealth will naturally yield great returns.

Laughter of the Little Maitreya BuddhaA belly full of laughterCleanses the world of unrest;A compassionate heartIncites moral wealth.Item No.:PED251.ADAACSize:4.5" L x 2.0" D x 5.2" H inchesMaterial:Crystal Glass

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Mon Jan 06 2025

Hand carved of stone with great attention to detail, this stone Guanyin head brings peace and love to a meditation room, garden, or living room.

The story of this artwork extends thousands of years back in history, preserved quietly in the famed Dunhuang grottoes along the Silk Road in China’s Gobi Desert. The bodhisattva Guanyin of a thousand arms and eyes is so named for her ability to reach into the hearts of countless people around the world. This is the story of compassion so rare that it moved LIULI artist and founder Loretta H. Yang to sculpt a 3-meter statue of Guanyin over the course of ten years. The lessons of kindness and compassion echo Yang’s philosophies on art being a medium of spirituality. As such, her Guanyins have been brought to the world stage and exhibited in dozens of institutions.The Light of GuanyinOne thousand wise eyesCast insight upon countless concerns,One thousand compassionate handsGive rise to untold wishes.For as long as this mortal world implores,The light of Guanyin will shine.

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Tue Dec 09 2025

Meditating serenely on a lotus throne. Buddha is a beautiful presence. Gulam Rasool captures his peaceful features and posture in a soapstone sculpture. A floral chakra wheel surrounds the master's head like a halo.

Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in India, and he is represented here strumming an Indian guitar called a veena. In addition, the piece portrays other attributes of the traditional iconography of Ganesha, such as the Gada (mace), the Paasha (rope), and the broken fang, all elements whose symbolism is contained in the avatars, or traditional stories about Ganesha, which are known well by his numerous worshippers. This creation has a matte white porcelain finish with touches of gloss and gold luster decorating various parts of the piece.

Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in India, and he is represented here playing an Indian flute (bansuri). In addition, the piece portrays other attributes of the traditional iconography of Ganesha, such as the Gada (mace), the Paasha (rope), and the broken fang, all elements whose symbolism is contained in the avatars, or traditional stories about Ganesha, which are known well by his numerous worshippers.

Tibetan Goddess Figurine by metropolitan galleries was cast by the traditional, lost-wax bronze casting method. This labor-intensive and time-consuming method of casting bronze statues ensures pristine quality and vivid detail. Metropolitan Galleries Inc. offers a large selection of bronze statues and bronze fountains perfect for indoor and outdoor use. This stunning bronze Tibetan figurine on a marble base features intricate, hand-forged details with a beautiful gold, fire-applied patina.

A mother's love is often compared to the boundless acceptance embodied by Guanyin Buddha. The gentle glow of moonlight, representing compassion, blankets the earth and touches every child's heart, serving as a constant reminder of the selfless love and dedication that our mothers have bestowed upon us. An incense could Immerse the body and soul in a tranquil, restful and unclouded space, this is a great gift during Mother’s Day to find a serene moment for herself. In the “Heart Sutra”, Guanyin, referred to as Guanzizai, is a teaching, self-reflection and a salve for the body and soul. Some ancient philosophies, through the passage of time, see an evolution of core values and adapt to the times. To be free, loosen your grip, and release the self, desire and worry. Guanyin’s hair is fashioned in a high knot and draped in flowing fabric with a small Buddha on top. Guanyin sits with a placid expression, full cheeks and a baihao (白毫) marking their forehead. Eyelids slightly lowered, Guanyin sits upright with a slight smile, wearing an intricately sculpted draped robe. At ease, Guanyin is adorned with an yingluo (瓔珞) necklace across its chest. This gentle and compassionate feminine portal of Guanyin is in classic Han Buddhist imagery. Keep Guanyin at one’s side at all times to encourage clarity and compassion.

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Thu May 28 2026

A Buddha figurine embodying effortless joy.

This High Porcelain limited edition brings a revered goddess to life, recreating a novel color scheme of healing light, which releases ¨she who hears the lament of the world¨. According to a common Chinese belief, Kwan Yin lives on the island of Pu-to-shan, where her temple is surrounded by a lake of violet light which cures the ailments of all who bathe in its waters. It is said she will not rest until all human beings are freed from their suffering. The image of the goddess is decorated with innovative colors such as hues of purple and mauve and the metallic gold and aged silver of the forest flowers, never before used in a Lladró piece. For the remainder of the piece, hues in a harmonious green and yellow color scheme have been employed.

A handmade crystal glass buddha figurine adorned with a 24K gold-plated metal cane. "A kind heart rewarded": use a kind heart to generate good karma. Use good intentions to generate good rewards. When all is fulfilled, good fortune is perpetual.

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Thu May 28 2026

Water-moon Guanyin, one of the thirty-three manifestations of the bodhisattva Guanyin (Avalokitesvara), exudes a sense of perfect peace and inner freedom. Adorned with a necklace of precious stones, Guanyin wears a crown holding an image of the Buddha Amitabha, of whom she is an emanation, serving as a constant reminder of her mission in the world. Sitting leisurely on a wave-live rock, her right arm rests on her right knee, as is customary for this traditional image. Her stole gracefully flows down her right arm and merges with the base. In the Buddhist scriptures, the moon reflected in the water is used to represent the insubstantiality of what appears to be substantial, indicating that everything in the world is formed by the combination of causes and conditions—the doctrine of emptiness. Having thoroughly realized the true nature of reality, Guanyin uses her boundless wisdom and compassion to bring all sentient beings to the same realization, so as to let go of all attachment and enjoy perfect peace. The gently flowing contours of the glossy base invoke the image of a placid body of water. The gradually thinner layers of glass forming the concave section of the base reflect the light of various qualities, producing a captivating aesthetic effect. An ingenious combination of design and workmanship, this unique three-dimensional Water-moon Guanyin takes glass sculpture to new heights.

A handmade crystal glass buddha figurine adorned with a 24K gold-plated metal cane."I Am Not Afraid"Because I understand,I am not afraid.Because of compassion,I am not afraid.Because my path is true,I am not afraid.---------------------Founded in 1987 by studio glass artists Loretta H. Yang and Chang Yi, LIULI has grown from a modest workshop in Taiwan to Asia’s leading crystal art brand. Liuli is the phonetic spelling of the Han Dynasty term for glass art and is used to honor the Chinese heritage and culture. Records show that thousands of years ago, the Chinese were highly skilled in pâte de verre a.k.a lost wax casting but the craft was subsequently forgotten. Yang and Chang revived the craft and reintroduced it into the international arena.Today, LIULI has 41 galleries worldwide, and Loretta’s and Chang Yi’s artworks are collected at more than 35 museums around the world. These include the Victoria and Albert museum in London, the Corning Museum of Glass in New York, The National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., and the Bowers Museum in Orange County. LIULI has received multiple awards, some of which are iF Design and German Red Dot.---------------------Lawrence & Scott is an authorized LIULI Crystal Art showroom. We do not accept offers for LIULI Crystal Art pieces.

Anna. Kamloops, BC. Thu May 28 2026

Buddha embodies compassion and wisdom, and the Buddha sculpture is a reminder for all of us to love and care. “Present Mindfulness” is a set of three Buddhas: Amitabha Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, and Medicine Buddha, representing the past, the present, and the future of cultivating peace. They remind us that the past is understood through learning, and the present is understood through cultivation. This gives us a grasp of the future and releases us from apprehension. In Buddism, praying to Amitabha Buddha is for cultivating the mind of clarity; praying to Shakyamuni Buddha is for enlightenment, peace, and happiness; praying to Medicine Buddha is for healing and good health.

This piece belongs to Loretta H. Yang’s signature series “Formless, But Not Without Form,” which is based on the Diamond Sutra and her personal insights into life. The natural color vein patterns and bubbles formed in the glass during the production process are used to convey the Buddhist concept of impermanence. Understanding the evanescent nature of all phenomena makes life seem like a tiny bubble in a translucent universe, ushering in the unbounded freedom that comes with the transcendence of both being and nonbeing. In view of the impermanence of life, every moment is precious. With the wisdom of “signlessness” we come to see that attachment to any aspect of conditioned phenomena is the root cause of all suffering; overcoming this discrimination engenders insight into the nonduality of self and other, underscoring our connection with all living beings. Yang has developed a glasswork technique which gives full expression to the richness of Eastern philosophy. Inspired by the cardinal virtues of wisdom and compassion, and utilizing an artistic language which combines substance and emptiness, her work reflects the passage in the Diamond Sutra which reads, “All conditioned things are like a dream, an illusion, a bubble, a shadow.” This piece was produced using a combination of lost-wax casting (pâte de verre) and hot-pour casting. First, a Buddha image formed through pâte de verre is heated and placed within a sand mold. Next, molten glass is poured into the same mold, sealed, and left to set. The result is a chimerical image enclosed in transparent glass, producing a poetic effect suggestive of the ephemeral nature of the world. In 2017 this piece was acquired by the Museum of Decorative Arts (Musée des Arts Décoratifs) in Paris, becoming the first acquisition of Chinese glass art in its century-old collection. More than merely the masterful execution of the lost-wax casting technique, each piece produced by Yang is a manifestation of her sense of mission, philosophy of life, and insight into the teachings of Buddhism.

This glasswork interpretation of the ancient scriptures of “Ashtamangala” or “Eight Offerings”, depicts the symbol of a pair of golden fish. On his path to enlightenment, Gautama Buddha was offered this sign, symbolizing the clarity and wisdom of all sentient beings. Across multiple religions and cultural narratives, the fish holds auspicious symbolism and carries with it immense fortune and meaning. In the “Eight Auspicious Offerings” mini-series, these sculptures are carved in low relief and radiate with auspicious golden-amber energy.

Hand carved of stone with great attention to detail, this small stone Guanyin bust brings peace and love to a meditation room, garden, or living room.

Lord Ganesha is the god of wisdom and knowledge. This deity is very popular in India, and he is represented here dancing. In addition, the piece portrays other attributes of the traditional iconography of Ganesha, such as the Gada (mace), the Pasha (rope), and the broken fang, all elements whose symbolism is contained in the avatars, or traditional stories about Ganesha, which are known well by his numerous worshippers.

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Happy Laughing Buddha’s smiling face conveys that life’s greatest fortune is not how much money, but is one’s contentment in life and facing the world with a mindful and kind attitude. This internal wealth will naturally yield great returns. The fish jumping out of the Ruyi symbolizes an abundance of wealth and Ruyi.

Because of Love Joyous world with a fluid motion of the hand, rain down, willow branching cleanse this earth. With compassion and virtue, safeguard peace and illuminate this joyous ephemeral world.

A handmade crystal glass buddha figurine adorned with a 24K gold-plated metal cane. "Healthy, happy". Go hand in hand with a smiling face. Opening your mouth in laughter will open your heart. Happy and worry-free, for a long and prosperous life.

A Buddha figurine embodying all-encompassing joy.

Smiling merrily, the face of Buddha graces your home with this sculpture from Bali. Wayan Rendah hand-carves this figure from suar wood with a beautiful natural grain.

This artistic rendition of a vase symbol comes from the “Ashtamangala” or “The Eight Fortunes”. The artwork here is among eight others in the mini-series “Eight Auspicious Offerings” that alludes to ancient literature endemic to Buddhism as well as Jainism and Hinduism. The vase itself incorporates the message of infinite lessons and teachings in life and represents the luck of longevity, wealth, health, and wisdom. In glasswork interpretation, the art piece radiates an illuminating aura of golden amber, carved in exquisite details of low relief. Like the gentle sun’s warmth loyally and steadfastly rising to greet the horizon of the morning. Breath baited with the hope and anticipation of a new day and all the possibilities it can bring. Amber light rays slowly disperse and spread across the earth. Warming and welcoming her companion. The crystal lotus in feng shui is known to assist in reversing the tide of negative energy and misfortune while promoting inner serenity and contentment. The lotus, called ‘Lian Hua’ in Chinese, is one of the eight symbols of the Ashtamangala. All symbols of Ashtamangala represent aspects or ideas behind enlightenment and are commonly used to convey various modalities and concepts. Using the crystal lotus in feng shui is also said to help to promote healthy and balanced family relationships within the home. In feng shui, it is recommended to place your crystal lotus sculpture in a central room for the greatest result, specifically in the living room. It can also be placed adjacent to or near a window to channel the light and positive energy that flows and exists always around and surrounding us like the warm embrace and caring arms of a loved one. “The lotus flower blooms most beautifully from the deepest and thickest mud” – Buddhist Proverb.

The enchanting rust Buddha sculpture exhibits the same attributes as a piece of authentic antique sculpture, but the sacred totem is not carved from wood that has aged over time. It is made of a composite with a surface patina that convinces the eye it was carved in the Far East eons ago.

Hand-carved of stone with great attention to detail, this stone Buddha statue brings peace and love to a meditation room, garden, or living room.

Cave-dwelling Guanyin, one of the thirty-three manifestations of the bodhisattva Guanyin (Avalokitesvara), looks over and protects all sentient beings. In India, the rock represents the origin of the universe and all the life it contains. Guanyin is seated on a rough crag, representing the hardship and challenges met on the long path to awakening; the lotus in her right hand represents the freedom from all defilement which is the defining feature of one who has completed the journey to enlightenment. Her benign and serene countenance, downward-gazing eyes, and concise halo convey her bright and effulgent heart and mind. The rough-hewn texture of the upper part of the base is based on the Gongbi realist technique in Chinese painting, in juxtaposition with the polished lower section. Seemingly meditating in the moonlight, this stout-figured Guanyin wears a crown of flowers and a jeweled necklace and has a pious countenance suggesting solemnity and tranquility. In the East, the lotus is the traditional symbol of perfect purity and supreme enlightenment.

Wondrous Illumination originates from the Shuiyue Guanyin. Guanyin sits casually with flowing robes, wearing a Ying Luo across the breast and a top knot. Head lowered in silent contemplation, a picture of peaceful tranquility. Guanyin is backlit by a mountainous background. The central sphere is like a pure moon upon which Guanyin reclines, illuminated. The “stone” is composed of layers of light, one gentle one unyielding, creating a visual juxtaposition. The backlit surface symbolizes a great awakening. The highest state in Buddhism, “becoming Buddha”, is actually “enlightenment” and truth. The essence of enlightenment is illumination. The sculpture is as steady as the mountain. The background also represents an abstract flower, the realization that all life is originally nonexistent. The flower of wisdom blooms from compassion and harmony.

Buddha reclines as though in sleep, illuminated by a lotus halo. With an expression of total serenity, he rests a hand beside his cheek. Gulam Rasool depicts the master in a pristine marble figurine.

This is a Guanyin figurine inspired by the Hechang Guanyin (Clasped Palm Guanyin). Clasped palms are used to center the mind, show reverence, and display resolve to release the world from suffering. As this miniature Buddha figurine leans forward in an expression of compassion for all beings, a brilliant halo emanates from her head in concentric circles. Her robe falls around her like gentle water in harmony with the abstract pedestal forming the base of this piece of Buddha décor. The whole crystal Buddha figurine is suffused with shimmering brightness and tranquility.

Lifting one hand in blessing, Buddha is a beautiful presence. Gulam Rasool captures his peaceful features and posture in pristine white marble. A floral <i> chakra,</i> or wheel surrounds the master's head like a halo.

A handmade crystal glass buddha figurine adorned with a 24K gold-plated metal cane. "Safe Travels": by foot or car, observe your surroundings with open eyes and open ears. Bless all coming and going, for peace, in safety.

Paying homage to Buddha, Balinese artisan Wayan Rendah hand-carves this sculpture from suar wood with a rich natural grain. Resting atop a lotus flower, Buddha's face is captured in a serene expression that will surely bring an air of calmness and peace into your home.