Gautama Buddha Stone Sculpture in Dharmachakra Mudra | 12 Inch Orissan Stone

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	MIV415
	Stone Sculpture
	Height: 12 inch
	Width: 8.5 inch
	Depth: 0 inch
	Weight 4.83 kg

About the Item

Depicts Gautama Buddha in the significant Dharmachakra Mudra, symbolizing the turning of the Wheel of Dharma.
Features celestial apsaras adorning a magnificent arch, representing divine witnesses to the Buddha's teachings.
Sculpted from authentic Orissa stone, known for its distinctive pinkish-red hues and natural veining.
Intricately carved architectural elements and devotional figures at the base enhance the piece's narrative.
This 12-inch sculpture is ideal for meditation spaces, enhancing tranquility and spiritual focus.
A masterful representation of Buddhist iconography and ancient stone carving techniques.

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A Sacred Vision in Stone

This exquisite stone sculpture captures the serene presence of Gautama Buddha, rendered in the profound Dharmachakra Mudra. Crafted from Orissa stone, known for its unique pinkish-red hues and natural veining, this piece embodies the timeless teachings of Buddhism with a touch of ancient artistry. The stone itself, quarried from the sacred lands of Odisha, carries with it a spiritual resonance, echoing centuries of devotion and artistic heritage.

The Wheel of Dharma and Cosmic Guardians

The central figure of Buddha is seated in a meditative posture, his hands held in the Dharmachakra Mudra, a gesture symbolizing the turning of the Wheel of Dharma—the first sermon delivered by the Buddha in the Deer Park at Sarnath. This foundational teaching set in motion the cycle of Buddhist doctrine, guiding sentient beings towards enlightenment. Framing the Buddha is a magnificent architectural element, reminiscent of a celestial arch. At the apex of this arch, and adorning its sides, are gracefully depicted apsaras, celestial dancers and choristers in Hindu and Buddhist mythology. These divine beings, often seen showering flowers or playing musical instruments, represent the heavenly hosts that witness and celebrate the Buddha's profound wisdom and compassion. Their presence elevates the sculpture, suggesting a cosmic acknowledgment of the Buddha's transformative message.

Echoes of Odisha's Artistic Prowess

The base of the sculpture is intricately carved with figures of devotees in respectful postures, their hands clasped in prayer, offering their devotion to the enlightened one. These figures, rendered with delicate precision, speak to the deep reverence and devotion that Buddhism inspired in the region. The ornate pillars on either side of the base further enhance the grandeur of the composition, hinting at the architectural splendors of ancient Buddhist monasteries and temples that once graced the landscape of Odisha. The overall composition, with its layered symbolism and masterful craftsmanship, invites contemplation and spiritual reflection. This sculpture is not merely an object of art but a conduit to a deeper understanding of Buddhist philosophy and its enduring impact on human culture.

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