Seated Buddha at the Guimet Museum Paris

Discover the serene beauty of our exquisite replica of the Seated Buddha, inspired by the original masterpiece housed at the Guimet Museum in Paris. This stunning sculpture captures the essence of the Heian style, originating from Japan in the early 11th century. Meticulously crafted from high-quality resin, it features a breathtaking patina that mimics the appearance of marble and bronze, bringing a touch of elegance to any space.

The intricate details of the sculpture reflect the skilled artistry of the Warihagi-Zukuri style, where each piece is carved from a single block of wood, showcasing the dedication of traditional craftsmanship. The Buddha’s hand positions convey profound meanings; the raised right hand in Karana Mudra signifies the dispelling of negative energy, while the left hand in Varada Mudra rests gently on the lap, symbolizing compassion and the granting of wishes.

This replica not only serves as a striking decorative piece but also as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and spiritual significance embodied in Buddhist art. Perfect for collectors, spiritual seekers, or anyone looking to enhance their home or office décor, this sculpture invites tranquility and reflection into your life. Embrace the timeless elegance and profound symbolism of the Seated Buddha, a true testament to the artistry of the past.