Handmade Maya Devi Statue | Mother of Buddha ------------------------------------------------Size: 23cm(Height) x 9cm(Width)Weight: 0.94 kgMaterials: 50 years Old Antique, Bronze------------------------------------------------About Our Product This handmade Maya Devi statue is a remarkable example of traditional craftsmanship, carved from bronze and finished with an antique patina over 50 years old. Maya Devi, the mother of Buddha, is beautifully represented in this sculpture, exuding grace and divine energy. The statue's intricate details, such as the delicate carvings of her attire and ornaments, embody the serenity and compassion she represents. This piece is perfect for collectors of antique religious art or anyone seeking to enhance their spiritual space with a touch of historical significance. The statue features Maya Devi in a peaceful pose, with her hand gesture symbolizing protection and maternal care. The use of antique bronze gives the statue a timeless, aged look that enhances its appeal. Over the decades, the bronze has gained a unique patina, enhancing its beauty and character. This statue is a perfect blend of spirituality and artistry, embodying the wisdom, love, and nurturing energy that are core qualities of Maya Devi. This 50+ year-old Maya Devi statue is not only a functional piece for meditation or ritualistic settings but also a stunning decorative item for your home. Its historical value, combined with its spiritual symbolism, makes it an extraordinary addition to any collection. Whether you are enhancing your meditation room, gifting a loved one, or adding a rare piece to your antique collection, this bronze statue is a powerful reminder of peace and divine maternal energy. Introduction of Maya Devi Maya Devi, also known as Queen Maya, was the mother of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became known as Gautam Buddha. According to Buddhist tradition, Maya Devi gave birth to Siddhartha Gautama in Lumbini, a sacred site in present-day Nepal. The Maya Devi statue depicts her in a standing posture, symbolizing her strength and spiritual significance. It serves as a reminder of her role in Buddhism's origins and the importance of mothers and caregivers in the spiritual journey.
