Buddhist statues
Monastery stone icons
Buddhist statues are sculptural representations of the Buddha, bodhisattvas, or other figures from Buddhist tradition.
They range from small devotional objects to monumental temple sculptures, often depicting the Buddha in characteristic poses—seated in meditation, standing with a teaching gesture, or reclining at death.
These statues serve as focal points for worship, meditation, and offerings: The temple housed a gilded Buddhist statue from the 12th century.
- BodhisattvaEnlightened being aiding others
- BronzeAncient metallurgical period
- StoneEnglish-origin surname
- IvoryPersonal name or brand
- ClayPersonal name designation
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