Three Buddhas Statue Set for Rituals: Embracing Peace and Enlightenment This harmonious set of three Buddha statues for rituals radiates profound peace and spiritual tranquility. Meticulously crafted from solid copper and lavishly adorned with 24K gold gilding, each Buddha embodies an enlightened form. Standing at 22cm (8.66") tall with a 16cm (6.30") base, this exquisite collection presents a majestic presence, showcasing timeless Buddhist art. Weighing 4.97 kg, it serves as a powerful spiritual focal point for any sacred space. Crafted with care in Nepal. This sacred Buddha statue set depicts each figure with specific iconographic features that reflect their spiritual roles. Shakyamuni Buddha, the historical Buddha, is shown with his right hand in the bhūmisparśa mudrā, touching the soil to symbolize his enlightenment. In contrast, his left hand is resting in his lap in dhyāna mudrā, carrying an alms bowl representing renunciation and inner calm. Amitabha Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, is represented in tranquil meditation, with both hands in dhyāna mudrā, resting on his lap and commonly cradling an alms bowl, representing unbounded compassion and meditative silence. Medicine Buddha, the supreme healer, extends his right hand in varada mudrā, holding the healing myrobalan plant, while his left hand lies in dhyāna mudrā on his lap, supporting a bowl of healing nectar, signifying his vow to cure both physical and spiritual afflictions. Together, these figures embody the essence of enlightenment, healing, and transcendental compassion. Size: 8.66”/22cm (Height) x 6.30”/16cm (Base)Weight: 4.97 kgMaterial: 24K Gold Gilded, Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body In Buddhist tradition, the representation of multiple Buddhas often signifies various aspects of enlightenment, different historical periods, or distinct spiritual lineages. While specific "Three Buddhas" sets can vary (e.g., the Buddhas of the Three Times, or the Trikaya), they universally serve as profound symbols of ultimate wisdom, boundless compassion, and the path to liberation from suffering. They inspire devotees to cultivate these qualities within themselves and to recognize the potential for Buddhahood in all beings.
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