Brass Sitting Buddha Statue With Hand Up

A seated brass Buddha statue brings a quiet focal point to a shelf, altar space or calm corner of the home. The raised hand gives the figure a composed, open presence, while the weight of the brass makes it feel like a lasting object rather than a passing ornament.

The quiet presence of the seated pose

• The seated form suits spaces made for stillness, from a meditation corner to a simple side table.
• The raised hand draws the eye gently upward, adding a feeling of welcome and pause.
• Brass brings a warm, golden tone that sits easily with wood, stone, linen and neutral interiors.
• Its compact weight gives the statue a reassuring feel when handled or moved.
• Placed alone, it works as a small statement piece without needing a busy arrangement around it.

Handmade brass from Indonesia

This statue is made from brass and comes from Indonesia. The handmade nature gives each piece its own small variations, which suit an object made to be noticed slowly rather than glanced at once.

Placing and caring for brass

Set it on a stable, dry surface where the raised hand and seated shape can be seen clearly. Brass naturally deepens and develops character with time, especially when handled often.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid leaving it in damp conditions, as moisture can mark the surface over time.

The raised hand in context

In Buddhist iconography, a seated Buddha figure is often associated with meditation, teaching and inward steadiness. A raised hand, when shown in the traditional open-palm gesture, is commonly connected with reassurance and fearlessness, known as the abhaya mudra. This statue can be appreciated as devotional art, as a mindful visual anchor, or simply as a respectful decorative object with roots in Buddhist imagery.

Weight and details

Made from brass, with a weight of 230 g. This is a single seated Buddha statue with a raised hand.

A thoughtful gift for a calm home

It makes a considered gift for someone who keeps a meditation space, enjoys Buddhist-inspired décor, or likes meaningful objects with a quiet presence. The brass material gives it a sense of permanence, while the seated pose keeps the mood gentle and grounded.

Common questions

Is this a laughing Buddha?
No. This is a seated Buddha figure with a raised hand, rather than the rounded laughing Budai figure often seen in Chinese decorative tradition.

Will the brass stay the same colour?
Brass can darken and develop a patina over time. Some people enjoy that aged look, while others prefer to keep it brighter with gentle polishing suitable for brass.