Description The statue’s dark oxidized finish enhances the intricate details of the statue, giving it an aged and traditional look, as well as conveying the healing energy of the Medicine Buddha. Medicine Buddha, also known as Bhaisajyaguru, is shown in a statue. People keep statues of the Medicine Buddha to get bodily and spiritual well-being benefits. In Mahayana Buddhism, this spiritual figure profoundly associates healing and medical care. Sitting on a lotus seat in the classic Vajra position, he offers peace and health with his left hand carrying a medicine bowl and his right hand in the Varada Mudra. Spiritualists cherish the Thangka statue of the Medicine Buddha, which symbolizes purity, enlightenment, and the transcending of suffering. These representations of the god serve as a reminder of its ability to bring luck and alleviate pain, as well as a tool for devotion and meditation. Dimension: Height: 9 inches Breath: 6.5 inches Width: 4 inches Weight: 1.8 kg Made of: Copper in oxidized finished
