Avalokiteshvara Buddha statue

  • Sale! magnificent, full-body black stone sculpture of a seated Hindu deity, likely Dhanvantari, the god of Ayurveda and medicine, is displayed prominently against a plain, light grey background. The intricate carving depicts the deity in a comfortable and regal posture known as lalitasana, with one leg (his left) bent and resting on the seat, and the other leg (his right) gracefully pendant, its foot resting on a small, ornate pedestal. The figure is carved from a dark, smooth stone, possibly a type of granite or basalt, which gives it a polished, ancient, and substantial appearance. Behind the deity's head is a simple, dark circular halo, emphasizing his divine nature. He wears an elaborate, multi-tiered crown adorned with delicate carvings, suggesting royalty and supreme divinity. His face is serene, with downcast, contemplative eyes, full lips, and a gentle, knowing smile that conveys compassion and inner peace. Elongated earlobes, characteristic of divine figures, are also visible. The upper torso of the deity is bare, revealing finely sculpted musculature and a powerful physique. He is adorned with multiple strands of necklaces, including a long beaded mala, as well as detailed armlets and bracelets on both wrists. A gracefully draped garment, possibly a dhoti, covers his lower body, with realistic folds and textures carved into the stone. His right hand is raised to shoulder height in the Abhaya Mudra, a gesture of fearlessness, reassurance, and protection, with the palm facing forward and fingers extended upwards. In his left hand, he gently cradles a small, elegant pot, characteristic of the Amrita Kalasha (pot of divine nectar or medicine) – a key attribute of Dhanvantari, symbolizing healing and immortality. The deity sits on an intricately carved throne or seat, which features decorative motifs on its sides and base, possibly depicting lotus petals or mythical creatures. The entire dark, spiritual artwork is mounted on a contrasting, lighter brown wooden base with a natural grain, which highlights the craftsmanship of the stone sculpture and grounds its presentation. This highly detailed statue serves as a powerful visual representation, connecting directly to themes of ancient Indian healing traditions, spiritual well-being, Hindu mythology, and the reverence for health and wisdom in Ayurvedic practices.

    Avalokiteshvara Gandhara Statue 20″

    Original price was: ₹47,800.00.Current price is: ₹42,600.00. Inclusive of all taxes

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    STATUE DETAILS
    Materials:  Hand carved in Black granite stone and base in wood
    Total Height Including Base:  20.5 inches
    Statue height: 18 inches
    Width: 8 inches
    Depth: 7 inches
    Wood dimensions
    Width: 12 inches
    Depth:  9 inches

    Weight: 25-30 kgs approx

     

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    • This is a handcrafted creation therefore minor variations in color or design may arise. Small irregularities are rare and are intrinsic to the beauty of this statue’s creation, as it is ultra-carefully crafted by hand.
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