Buddha Head Statue On Stand Green Copper

• The expression is gentle and inward, with closed eyes that invite a slower moment in the room.
• Tight rounded hair curls rise into the ushnisha, the raised crown form seen in Buddhist iconography.
• The elongated earlobes and fine facial lines add quiet detail without making the piece feel ornate.
• The green copper finish has an aged, verdigris look, with coppery warmth showing through the surface.
• The black plinth gives the head height and contrast, keeping the silhouette clean and composed.

The piece is made from concrete and Jempinis, with the head presented on a simple black stand. Its surface is distressed, giving the green finish a worn, antique character rather than a flat block of colour.

A Buddha image has its roots in Buddhist devotional art, where facial stillness, lowered eyes and balanced features point towards contemplation rather than decoration alone. The ushnisha is traditionally understood as one of the marks of an awakened being, while elongated earlobes recall the Buddha’s renunciation of princely wealth. In a modern home, a Buddha head is often used as a visual anchor for pause, breath and respect. It is best placed thoughtfully, somewhere clean and settled, rather than treated as casual ornament.

Let it sit where the face has room around it: a low cabinet, quiet alcove, reading corner or meditation space. The stand gives it a gallery-like presence, so it does not need much around it.

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. As Jempinis is a wood, avoid prolonged damp and wipe away moisture rather than letting it sit on the surface.

• Materials: concrete and Jempinis
• Finish: green copper effect with an aged, distressed look
• Origin: Indonesia
• Weight: 1320 g
• Included: one Buddha head on stand

This suits someone who likes meaningful objects with a calm, sculptural presence. It is especially fitting for a meditation space, yoga corner, study or home with collected, travel-inspired pieces.