The power that goes out of a real original Buddha statue is amazing

Original and antique Buddha statues have gone thru time. They carry a history within themselves. Many of these statues come from Buddhist monasteries and temples, or have been used in private homes.

Discover more about the materials & the production of the statues

Nowadays, Buddha statues are still being made according century-old traditions.

Wooden statues

All wooden statues

Bronze statues

Lacquerware items

Marble statues

Lavastone statues

Styles and periods of Buddha statues

During every period and in every region, Buddha statue were made in a different style.

Mudras : Buddhist hand positions

The positions of Buddha's hands are called Mudras and are very old.

Monk statues

Monks, disciples and novices play an important role in Buddhism.

Thangkas

The Tibetan word 'Thangka' means: 'Something that can be rolled'.

Laughing Buddhas

In China, the Laughing Buddha is known as the Loving or Friendly One.

Guan Yin statues

Guan Yin is the Chinese name for Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva.

Burmese Nats

The Burmese spirit world has thirty-seven nats or spirits.

Buddha Heads

A round, youthful, sweet looking face is typical for the Burmese Buddha statues.

Crowned Buddhas

Crowned images of the Buddha are also known as Jambupati Buddha.

Opium Weights

Opium weights are nowadays collected by many collectors all over the world.

Reclining Buddhas

Many statues, so called reclining Buddha’s, have been made of the parinirvana of the Buddha.

Naga Buddha Statues

Naga is the Sanskrit word for a deity taking the form of a great snake.

Singing Bowls

A singing bowl is an Asian bowl that produces sound.