Discover the Legacy of Atisa with this Handmade Buddhist Master Statue
Measuring 33 centimeters in height, the Atisa Handmade Buddhist Master Statue is expertly made from superior copper and lavished with 24K gold gilding. This statue brings calmness into any area since it embodies all of Atisa's wisdom and composure. The statue has a timeless beauty that blends well with any setting thanks to its complex carvings, which are accentuated with vivid gold and acrylic paintings.
The intricate patterns on Atisa's robes and the textures of the lotus seat are only two examples of the laborious carving that went into creating this statue. The fine characteristics have been expertly emphasized by the craftspeople, lending a sense of refinement and spiritual significance. The use of 24K gold gilding highlights the artists' exceptional skill in addition to signifying the sacredness of Atisa. For those looking for artwork that infuses their surroundings with a sense of tranquility and meditative beauty, this statue is perfect.
Size: 13”/33cm (Height) x 9.1”/23cm (Base)
Weight: 3.650 kg
Materials: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Atisa, a highly prominent Buddhist teacher from Bengal who established the Kadam school and revived Buddhism in Tibet, lived from 982 to 1054 CE. He was born as Dipamkara Shrijnana and attended Vikramashila and Nalanda before accepting King Jangchub Ö's offer to travel to Tibet. The book "Lamp for the Path to Enlightenment," written by the famous Atisa, served as the basis for Tibetan Buddhism. The Gelug school was greatly influenced by his teachings, which placed a strong emphasis on bodhicitta, ethical behavior, and the practice of the perfections. The legacy of Atisa is still revered in Tibetan Buddhist circles.
