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Buddha Statue/ 10.5″/ Brass Idol/ Buddha Murti/ Buddha Idol/ Home Decor

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“Buddha” translates to “The Enlightened One” or “The Awakened One”.

Specifically, It refers to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, who attained enlightenment.

The word “Buddha” comes from the Sanskrit word “Buddh,” meaning “to awake” or “to know”.

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Buddha Statue/ 13.5″/ Brass Idol/ Home Decor/ Pooja Decor/ Meditating Buddha

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BUDDHA

“Buddha” translates to “The Enlightened One” or “The Awakened One”.

Specifically, It refers to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, who attained enlightenment.

The word “Buddha” comes from the Sanskrit word “Buddh,” meaning “to awake” or “to know”.

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Buddha

Buddha Statue/ 16″/ Brass Idol/ Home Decor/ Pooja Decor/ Meditating Buddha

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BUDDHA

“Buddha” translates to “The Enlightened One” or “The Awakened One”.

Specifically, It refers to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, who attained enlightenment.

The word “Buddha” comes from the Sanskrit word “Buddh,” meaning “to awake” or “to know”.

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Buddha, Emporium collection and Light Weight Idols, Idols

Buddha Statue/ 2 X 1.5″/ Brass Idol/ Buddha Murti/ Home Decor

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A typical Buddha statue depicts the historical founder of Buddhism, Gautama Buddha, with specific features like the ushnisha (a bump on the head symbolizing knowledge), elongated earlobes (from his princely life), and a peaceful expression. Statues come in different postures (sitting, standing, reclining) and mudras (hand gestures), each with a distinct meaning representing phases of his life and teachings, such as enlightenment, protection, or peace.

The most common pose, representing meditation, concentration, and enlightenment.
Standing Buddha: Symbolizes overcoming obstacles, protection, and fearlessness.
Reclining Buddha: Represents the Buddha in his final moments before attaining Nirvana.
Mudras: Hand gestures have specific meanings.
- Touching the Earth: The “Bhumisparsha Mudra,” symbolizing enlightenment and victory over temptation.