Thursday Birthday Buddha Image Brass Statue Enlightenment Sitting Posture for Sale

Thursday Birthday Buddha Image Brass Statue Enlightenment Sitting Posture For Sale

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Thursday Birthday Buddha Image Brass Statue Enlightenment Sitting Posture :
$178.00

Thursday Birthday Buddha Image Brass Statue Enlightenment Sitting Posture
"Product of Thailand"
Shipping & Handling!!WARNING before Ordering!!
- I will do shipment viaEconomy Shipment ofThailand Post Only. Via Registered Air MailwithTracking Number.
- Every pieces of Antiques or Object of Art need to be asking for Permission License to export out of Kingdom.
- Shipment will be done after ordering about 3-4 weeks due to step of asking permission from Thailand Art & Culture Department.
- Permission License will be belonging to Name of Customer Personally not belonging to Object of Art. So I will ask for permission after got each order by using the Real Name and Real Address of Customer only.DescriptionCondition : NewMaterial : Brass and Cement InsideWeight : Approx.1.3-1.5 kg.Name of figure statue : Pang Sa Ma Dhi (Meditation Posture) or Pang Tras Sa Ru (Enlightenment Posture)Height : approx. 10" Width : at the base is approx. 7.5 inchesFace appearance : Mercy Smiling FaceBody Figure : Enlightenment Sitting FigureCharacteristics of the Thursday Buddha Image: The Buddha image is sitting cross-legged, meditating.Both hands facing each other on the lap, the right hand over the left.the right leg over the left leg .
Legend of Buddha Image
Enlightenment Posture is the posture where Prince Siddhartha or Bodhisattra sits cross-legged.On the Ya Kha (Cogon grass)Throne under the Maha Bodhi Tree near the bank of the Neranjara River and gained enlightenmentThe enlightenment is the fully enlightened Buddha. On the full moon day of the 15th of the 6th lunar month45 years before the Buddhist Era, which coincides with the Vesakha Day.