18" Lord Amitabha Buddha Statue On Pedestal In Copper Gold Plated From Nepal | Handmade Statue

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18" Lord Amitabha Buddha Statue On Pedestal In Copper Gold Plated From Nepal | Handmade Statue

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	DDP935
	Copper Gold Plated
	Height: 18 inch
	Width: 14 inch
	Depth: 11 inch
	Weight 11 kg

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The Buddha of Immeasurable Light

Behold the serene presence of Lord Amitabha, a celestial Buddha revered in Mahayana Buddhism, particularly within the Pure Land tradition. 'Amitabha' translates to "Infinite Light," and also "Infinite Life," reflecting his boundless compassion and wisdom that radiates across all realms. This exquisite statue, handcrafted in Nepal, embodies the essence of Amitabha's transformative power. His calm gaze, directed inward, invites contemplation and the stilling of the mind. The gentle curve of his lips suggests a compassionate smile, a beacon of hope for those seeking liberation. His posture is that of profound meditation, signifying unwavering focus and enlightenment. He sits atop a meticulously crafted lotus pedestal, the lotus symbolizing purity, spiritual awakening, and detachment from worldly desires.

Symbolism and Craftsmanship

The statue is crafted from copper and gilded with gold, materials chosen for their sacred significance and enduring beauty. In his hands, Amitabha holds an alms bowl, a symbol of renunciation and the acceptance of offerings from devotees. The intricate detailing throughout the statue—from the delicate patterns on his robes to the individual curls of his hair—speak to the skill and devotion of the artisans who brought this image to life. The process of creating such a sacred object is often undertaken with prayer and mindfulness, transforming the work into a spiritual practice in itself. Every curve, every line, is imbued with intention, resulting in an image that is not merely a representation, but a conduit for connection with the divine. The artisans of Nepal have a long and rich tradition of crafting sacred images, passed down through generations. This piece is a testament to their skill, as well as their dedication to preserving and celebrating their cultural heritage.

Amitabha's Pure Land

Devotees of Amitabha aspire to be reborn in his Pure Land, also known as Sukhavati, a realm of unimaginable bliss and perfect conditions for spiritual practice. According to Buddhist scriptures, Amitabha vowed to create this Pure Land out of his infinite compassion, making it accessible to all beings who call upon his name with sincerity and faith. Chanting the name of Amitabha, known as the Nembutsu in Japanese Buddhism, is a central practice for those seeking rebirth in this enlightened realm. The presence of this statue serves as a constant reminder of Amitabha's vow, offering solace and inspiring devotion. By meditating upon his form and qualities, one can cultivate the virtues of compassion, wisdom, and unwavering faith.

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