Buddha Statue Meditating 1.5m Stone Bronze Finish

• The figure sits cross-legged, with one hand raised at the chest and the other resting open in the lap.
• The lowered eyes and softly modelled face give the statue a contemplative, composed expression.
• The robe falls in broad folds across the body, bringing colour and movement to the still seated form.
• The dark bronze finish catches light on the cheeks, chest, hands and knees, giving the surface depth.
• The scale gives it a strong architectural presence rather than the feel of a small tabletop ornament.

The statue is made from fibre cement, a substantial material with a solid, grounded feel. Its surface is finished in a dark bronze effect, with lighter highlights across the face, curls, hands and exposed limbs.

The robe is painted in a clear turquoise tone, visibly textured with darker marks and weathered-looking detail. This contrast between cool colour and aged bronze gives the piece its distinctive character.

This is a meditating Buddha form, not a laughing Budai figure. In Buddhist art, seated images of the Buddha are often used to express stillness, inward attention and dignity. Here, the emphasis is on the composed face, the seated posture and the careful hand placement, presented as a devotional and decorative object with cultural depth rather than a casual ornament.

Place it on a strong, level surface that can comfortably support its weight. The broad seated shape gives the piece visual stability, while the scale needs enough surrounding space to be seen properly.

Dust gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbing on the painted robe and highlighted finish, as these surface details are part of the statue’s character.

The product title identifies this statue as 1.5 m. The verified weight is 33,590 g. It is made from fibre cement and comes from Indonesia, within the Giant Buddha Statues range.

This suits someone creating a calm, intentional space at home, in a studio, or in a larger room that can hold a statement piece. It is especially fitting for a person who appreciates Buddhist-inspired forms, sculptural décor and objects with a strong sense of presence.