Buddha Mudra

Buddha. Mandalay style Bhumisparsha mudra 19th century Weight: 34,35 kgs Originating from Burma (Myanmar)

Large Javanese Bronze Buddha with Unique Mudra, 13th Century or Later This superb and unusually

statue is depicted in the Bhumisparsha mudra, symbolizing the Buddha’s moment of enlightenment and

-touching" mudra, where the Buddha is calling the earth to witness his awakening. Believed to originate

19th Century A large and striking Thai gilt bronze Buddha seated in Bhumisparsha mudra (earth-touching

The lavastone Buddha statue is an impressive piece originating from Indonesia. It stands at a

gestures (mudras) of the Buddha lotus-holding gesture, can carry additional meanings related to compassion

expressions. The seated Buddha adopts the Bhumisparsha mudra, symbolizing enlightenment and the moment of the

Buddha performs abhaya mudra, the gesture of reassurance and dispelling fear. He holds one arm out, bent

substantial presence. The statue depicts the Buddha in the Dharmachakra mudra, symbolizing the turning of the

Bronze statue of Buddha standing in the “Abhaya mùdra” gesture of fearlessness. Lacquered bronze

depicts the Buddha in the Bhumisparsha mudra—the iconic gesture of enlightenment, where his hand touches

Buddha in the Dharmachakra mudra, symbolizing the turning of the wheel of Dharma. What sets this

left-handed- 95% of Buddhas with related mudras are right-handed. ki- 5613.

displaying different hand mudras may be unique among known surviving examples. Each Buddha is shown seated

This large scale minimalist black and white zen cliff landscape features Buddhas with mudra hands

enlightenment. The specific hand gestures (mudras) of the Buddha lotus-holding gesture, can carry additional

enlightenment. The specific hand gestures (mudras) of the Buddha lotus-holding gesture, can carry additional

Bronze statue of Buddha seated in Bhumisparsa mùdra, or gesture of taking the earth as witness

reverence and contemplation. The monk's posture, characterized by the Bhumisparsha mudra, conveys a

Beautiful sculpture of Buddha sitting in meditation under the Bodhi tree. Hands are Dhyana mudra

Burma was particularly interested in the representations of Buddha and his disciples. The Master

the aesthetic shows a true return to realism. Made from a wax cast, this Buddha is a perfect

. (Bhumisparsa mùdra). This attitude represents Buddha's Enlightenment. It holds a very great place in Thai

Varada Mudra. The Buddha wears a clinging robe edged with elegantly wavy drapery, revealing a body in

In Ayutthaya period, Buddha images appear more different gestures than the other previous period

of spirituality and grandeur. Standing Buddha is here, presented in the gesture of "Openness to

originality and its verve. Unlike the Buddha depicted in a monk’s simple garments, this standing Buddha

represented standing in the gesture of 'Abhaya-Mudra', 'Absence of fear', both hands raised, palms open. He

Bronze Walking Buddha - right had in Abhaya Mudra ( position of calming fear ) Auytthia Period

This is a beautiful antique bronze piece that depicts Buddha with the No-Free Mudra. The lines are

patina and shine of the antique patinated Bronze, Buddha in Abhaya Mudra pose, sign of protection and

the Shakyamuni Buddha with mudra hands.

collection 2008 Seated upright in half lotus, on a simple plinth inscribed and probably dated, the Buddha

most branches of Buddhism – imply that the Buddha is expressing the “mudra” known as the Absence of

condition relative to its antiquity. This image of the seated Buddha in the mudra of meditation and absolute

the altar built up over the surface over the centuries. Buddhas with this mudra are commonly known as

the altar built up over the surface over the centuries. Buddhas with this mudra are commonly known as

over the surface over the centuries. Buddhas with this mudra are commonly known as the "earth

directions. Each of the four sides depicts Buddha with a different hand mudra. This thousand year old stupa

This large Thai bronze Buddha figure is in the Mudra #1 hand position representing no fear. It rest

) known as dhyana, the “mudra of the Buddha,” and a stylized lotus flower over the heart chakra, which is

Buddha Mudra Mandala is an original colored artwork realized in Tibet in the early XX century

An Japanese Buddha sculpture in polychrome wood. The Buddha stands in Anjali Mudra, in a double

Material : marble 36.8 cm high 18 cm wide and 7,5 cm deep Dhyana mudra Late 20th century Weight

Antique Burmese standing carved wood Buddha statue on base. In a Mudras posture. Typical of

Old marble Buddha statue Material : marble 27,8 cm high 19,8 cm wide and 16,5 cm deep Bhumisparsha

This elegant Marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that stands

This elegant Marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that stands

This elegant Marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that stands

This elegant Marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that stands

This elegant Marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that stands

This elegant Old marble Buddha statue, portraying the Bhumisparsha mudra, is a work of art that

Vintage brass Buddha statue, Dhyana mudra, Thailand, second half of the 20th century. The Dhyana

Buddha Shakyamuni in Bhumisparsha Mudra. " is a bronze sculpture by an unknown artist About the

Bronze Nepali Maitreya Buddha statue Material : bronze 31,6 cm high 14,5 cm wide and 13,4 cm deep

This is a wooden carving of Buddha's Abyaya Mudra which is a gesture of fearlessness and creates an