Tibetan Buddha statue with medicine bowl
€795,00
One of a kind
Fully insured worldwide shipping · DHL / FedEx Express available
Dutch return address · 14-day returns
- Posture
- Seated
- Reference
- 527
Bhaisajyaguru – Medicine Buddha of Healing
Bring the energy of restoration and spiritual balance into your living space. A masterfully crafted bronze statue, symbolizing the ultimate healing of body and mind.
Product details
| Dimensions: | H 29 cm x W 21.5 cm |
| Weight: | 3.7 kg (solid bronze alloy) |
| Finish: | Gilded with traditional pigment accents |
| Origin: | Taiwan Collection (Crane Bird Nexus) |
Expertise & Authenticity
At 1stBuddha.nl, we select objects based on their aesthetic power and craftsmanship. This statue dates from the second half of the 20th century and is a high-quality artistic reproduction. The refined details in the medicine bowl, the sharp casting lines of the lotus throne, and the hand-applied patina make this a collectible object that stands up brilliantly to comparison with antique originals.
Symbolic Value
The Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru) is deeply revered in Mahayana Buddhism. The bowl he holds contains the Myrobalan fruit, a symbol of the healing of the 'three poisons': ignorance, attachment, and aversion. This image is a powerful reminder of inner peace and vitality, ideal for a meditation room or as a central focal point in a modern interior.
Each object is examined before it is offered: material, casting or carving technique, surface, and signs of age are compared with documented references. You will receive a certificate of authenticity and an official invoice detailing the period, material, and available provenance.
Fully insured worldwide shipping in museum-quality packaging. Returns are sent to our Dutch address and you have a 14-day cooling-off period.
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