Buddha Statue White and Grey Resin Medium

• The figure sits cross-legged, upright and still, with the hands resting together at the lap.
• The face is softly composed, with lowered eyes and a defined mouth that catches the light.
• The robe falls in carved-looking folds across the chest and shoulders, picked out in pale grey.
• The darker finish settles into the creases, giving the surface a gently aged, textural look.
• It has enough visual weight to stand alone, without needing a busy arrangement around it.

The statue is made from resin and hand painted in Indonesia. Resin gives the piece a solid decorative form while keeping the detail crisp, from the textured hair to the layered robe lines.

Place it where its stillness has room to be seen: a low shelf, a bedside table, a home office, or a simple corner used for reflection. It works best with space around it rather than among many small objects.

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Keep it indoors or in a sheltered place, as no outdoor weatherproof finish is specified.

In Buddhist visual tradition, seated Buddha figures are often associated with meditation, steadiness and inward attention. This piece shows the Buddha in a composed seated posture rather than as Budai, the round, laughing figure found in Chinese folk tradition. For some people, a statue like this is a devotional object. For others, it is a respectful decorative reminder to pause, breathe and return to the present moment. Its value lies in the image it holds: quiet posture, lowered gaze and a sense of deliberate stillness.

• Material: resin
• Finish: hand-painted white and grey tones
• Origin: Indonesia
• Weight: 607 g

It makes a considered gift for someone who enjoys Buddhist-inspired décor, meditation spaces, yoga corners or simple objects with symbolic meaning. The hand-painted finish gives it a personal feel without making the piece overly ornate.