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The variety of media to be discovered in our collection is as vast as Tibetan sculpture offers. There is pise (an endemic medium of compressed earth), clay, wood, stone, and a variety of metals such as brazz, bronze, and copper. Superimposed with traditional design, paint, gold gilding, and gems, these sculptures are one-of-a-kind and flawlessly finished. While endemic wood, as well as the skill required to carve it into the figures you see here, are expensive; stone is marginally employed in these artworks, mostly with the intention of having the sculpture in question consecrated. For centuries now, metal what local sculptors prefer. The larger ones have been done with repousse (strategic hammering and shaping), the smaller ones are examples of the relatively simpler lost-wax technique (molten metal replacing the wax pouring out of a vented clay cocoon). The Tibetan word 'li' denotes all sorts of metals and their alloys, of varying levels of refinement, and blended in non-uniform proportions. This leads to a wide variety of finishes of the same sculpture, which we suggest you zoom in on on the respective product pages.
Note the exquisite gilding on some of our select pieces - the tsang-ser method consists of gold mixed with resin or even honey to be painted on to the surface area with a well-worn brush. In case of paint, the coloured pigments employed are of high value, having been sourced and fashioned with hard work. In most sculptures, the countenance is highlighted, but there are a few in our collection that are completely coated with paint. Lacquered and gilded aside, some Tibetan Buddhist sculptures are inlaid with semiprecious stones, which is an influence of the Nepalese tradition. The soul of a Buddhist sculptures lies in the consecrational deposits placed within the figure.
Buddhism, a system that has its roots deep in a golden past, has reached every corner of the world through its mystical wings. With increasing curiosity and enthusiasm in the culture, it has slowly but surely been visually manifested in everyday life by the use of logos, figures, and idols. Buddist jewelry is a means to feel and display thanks to the universe, and be grateful to the body for being the power source. Exotic India brings together significant, divine, and earthly Buddhist jewelry with different symbols and slogans that help you spiritually elevate.
Adding a simple yet dainty piece of jewelry like a Mandala bracelet or a tree of life pendant can help us feel closer to our higher self, get in touch with Buddha, and inculcate an approach to live a life like him, by getting us more grounded, calm and kind in nature. The buddha jewelry pieces have remarkably high energetic frequencies that seep through our life. With jewelry pieces that have Buddhist depictions as well as crystals, they remind us to keep our zen and our mind and body at peace.
Exotic India puts together a list of Buddhist jewelry that helps in transforming our lives, inculcates much-needed healthy habits, and develops our personalities. Embrace the idea of Buddhism and Buddhist ideologies to add a sparkle added by higher dimensional divinities that stays with you through your lifetime.
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