Fearlessness & Reassurance

This intricately crafted small-sized statue features Buddha in the powerful Protection Pose, one hand raised in the Abhaya Mudra, symbolizing fearlessness and reassurance. The all-white complexion exudes purity and enlightenment, while delicate soft blue floral and gold detailing add a touch of elegance and grace. Ideal for compact spaces, desks, or any area where a symbol of divine protection is sought, this small Buddha statue becomes a radiant reminder to cultivate courage and trust in your surroundings.

Material: Resin

Dimensions: 9x6cm

About Buddha Statues

Buddha statues stand as timeless symbols of tranquility, wisdom, and spiritual enlightenment. Crafted with meticulous artistry, these statues capture the serene essence of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism, in various meditative poses. Whether depicted in deep contemplation, serene meditation, or compassionate gestures, each Buddha statue embodies the profound teachings of mindfulness and inner peace. These statues serve not only as aesthetic ornaments but as powerful reminders of the path to enlightenment, inspiring individuals to seek balance, compassion, and harmony in their lives.

Meaning: Protection Pose

The Buddha pose with one hand raised, often referred to as the Abhaya Mudra or the Gesture of Protection, holds deep spiritual significance. In this pose, the right hand is raised, palm facing outward, symbolizing fearlessness, reassurance, and protection. It is an expression of the Buddha's compassionate nature and his ability to dispel fear and doubt. Placing a Buddha statue in the Protection pose in a prominent location within your space, such as a home entrance or a room where a sense of security is desired, can invoke a powerful energy of safeguarding. This statue serves as a visual reminder to cultivate courage, trust, and resilience in the face of challenges. The Protection pose Buddha is an ideal addition to spaces where individuals seek a sense of safety, making it an auspicious choice for both personal and shared environments