Buddha Statue Brass Amitabha 9.5 cm

Set on a shelf or quiet corner, this brass Buddha statue brings a still, devotional presence without needing much space. The golden brass catches the light across the face, robe and lotus base, while red and turquoise-coloured stonework gives the seated figure a richer, more ceremonial feel.

What you’ll notice in the pose and detail

• The figure sits in a steady lotus posture, with the hands gathered calmly at the lap.
• The face is softly defined, giving the statue a composed expression rather than a decorative smile.
• Raised bead-like borders frame the robe and shoulders, adding texture around the smooth brass form.
• Turquoise-coloured and red howlite sections create a mosaic-like contrast against the warm metal.
• The lotus base gives the piece a grounded shape, suited to an altar, meditation space or mindful home display.

Brass, stone and Indian craft

The statue is made from brass with howlite stone details, giving it a cool, substantial feel in the hand. It is handcrafted in India, with the small variations and uneven edges that belong to artisan work rather than machine-perfect moulding.

Placing and caring for it

Keep it indoors on a dry, stable surface, away from prolonged damp. Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Brass naturally deepens in tone over time, so you can either let the patina develop or polish it gently if you prefer a brighter shine.

Amitabha in Buddhist iconography

Amitabha is an important Buddha in Mahayana Buddhism, especially within Pure Land traditions, where his name is associated with immeasurable light. Statues of Amitabha are often used as devotional images, meditation supports or quiet focal points in the home. This piece keeps that symbolism present through a seated, composed form, while the brass and coloured howlite details make it feel more like a small sacred object than simple ornament.

Size and details

This Buddha statue measures 9.5 cm high and weighs 300 g. It is made from brass with howlite stones and comes as one figure.

A thoughtful spiritual gift

It suits someone who appreciates Buddhist iconography, meditation objects or meaningful home décor. Its weight, material and detailed finish give it the feeling of a keepsake, especially for a desk, bedside table or small altar space.

Common questions

Is this the laughing Buddha?
No. This is Amitabha Buddha, shown as a seated devotional figure. The laughing Buddha is usually Budai, a different figure with a round belly and jovial expression.

Can it be used as an altar statue?
Yes. Its seated form and Amitabha symbolism make it suitable for a personal altar, meditation corner or respectful decorative display.