Buddha Head Statue, Green Copper Concrete

• The expression is calm and inward-looking, with gently lowered eyes and a small, composed smile.
• The textured green finish is worn through in places, letting warmer earthy tones show beneath.
• The rounded ushnisha and rows of raised hair curls give the head a clear Buddhist visual language.
• Its concrete weight makes it feel steady rather than delicate, suited to a place where it can stay.
• The antique finish works well with plants, stone, dark wood, linen and other natural textures.

Crafted in Indonesia, this piece is made from concrete and Jempinis, with a finish that suggests oxidised metal rather than a flat painted surface. The markings are part of its aged look.

Place it somewhere stable, where the face can be seen at eye level or slightly below. It suits both indoor and outdoor settings.

Wipe with a dry or lightly damp cloth when needed. Avoid harsh cleaners, as they can disturb the surface finish.

In Buddhist art, the head of the Buddha is usually shown with marks that point to wisdom and awakened awareness, including the raised topknot and calm, inward gaze. This form is not the rounded, laughing Budai figure sometimes called a Buddha in popular décor; it follows the quieter iconography associated with Shakyamuni Buddha. In a home, it can be kept as a respectful decorative object, placed on a console, in a meditation corner, or among plants where its stillness has room to breathe.

Measures 18.5 x 12 x 11 cm and weighs 1,350 g. This is a Buddha head statue in a green copper concrete finish, from the Buddha Antique Statues range.

It makes a considered gift for someone who loves Buddhist-inspired décor, garden statues, meditation spaces or weathered objects with a quiet, timeworn character.