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Large Stone Female Carving Buddha Statues

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1)own factory
2)own quarries-imperial gold marble,Hubei G602 granite,G617,alpin white marbleetc.
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Large Stone Female Carving Buddha Statues

Realho Stone supply various types of Buddha Statues.Each Buddha is hand carved by workers with a lot of experiences and completely one of a kind.

1. Product Name:Large Stone Female Carving Buddha Statues

2. Stone Material:white marble

3. Color:white

4. Finish:as per your demand or drawing you provided

5. Size:here are some sizes for your reference,we can also do customized stone statue as per the size you provided.

The Buddha is represented in hundreds of types of statues,each with its own symbolism.The Buddha lived around 500 B.C.His philosophies became the foundation of Buddhism,which has several different branches.One group of statues shows Buddha unclothed and without jewellery,representing simplicity and detachment from material things.Statues of the Buddha with long ears and a bump on his head indicate his all-hearing and all-knowing aspects.The most common type of Buddha statue shows him with various hand gestures,called mudras.Each mudra has its own meaning.

Abhaya Mudra

One of the most common mudras is the Abhaya mudra.In this statue,the Buddha has his right hand raised and his palm faces outward.The left hand hangs down by the hips.This mudra represents peaceful intentions and protection.

Bhumisparsha Mudra

Bhumisparsha mudra statues symbolise the Buddha's enlightenment beneath a bodhi tree.In this statue,the fingers on the right hand reach toward Earth,representing the solitary nature of the Buddha's meditation.The only being present at his awakening was the Earth.Bhumisparsha statues also may show the Buddha riding on an elephant,which represents steadfastness.

Dhyana Mudra

Dhyana mudra statues show the Buddha with one hand or both in his lap,which symbolises wisdom.Dhyana statues may also include ritual items such as an alms bowl.

Dharmachakra Mudra

Dharmachakra mudra statues shows the Buddha with the index finger and thumb of both hands touching at their tips.This forms a circle,representing the wheel of dharma,or fate.In this depiction Buddha is teaching the spiritual laws of the universe.

Varada mudra

Varada mudra statues show the Buddha with both his hands hanging at waist level.The palms turn outward with the left hand pointing down and the right hand pointing up,symbolising balance.

Laughing Buddha

The Laughing Buddha statue,also known as the Smiling Buddha or Happy Buddha,is actually a bodhisattva.A bodhisattva is an enlightened being or heroic,wise spirit who strives to obtain Buddhahood.Although it does not represent the Buddha,many on the eightfold path of Buddhism embrace this image because it represents good fortune,joy,abundance,and contentment.

Our Advantage:

1	Specialized in stone manufacturing for since 1997 and own more than 10 yeas in exporting business
2	Own whole series of advanced machine and our workers own at least 5 years experience in carving
3	Efficient service and own our professional QC to take control the satisfied quality for you.
4	So far,we have customers from more than 50 countries.