Kinds of Buddhas
»Buddha« is no last name, as one might be inclined to think, It is a honorary title, which only is awarded to those, who achieved salvation through the own awareness. The man, who is usually described by this titel, is a historical person. He lived possibly between the 6th and 5th centuries BC. in Northern India and he was called Siddhartha Gautama, before his enlightment. The doctrine, revealed by him (Dharma), has been further developed during the centuries. This doctrine and the monastic order, founded by himself are still alive. Thanks to the brisk activity of the Tibetan Lamas in recent years, the Dhama is gaining influence in the West.
Before Gautama, there are many Buddhas, who are said to have lived and revealed the Dharma. They are called prehistorical Buddhas. Besides, there are also future-Buddhas. They are not born yet, but are expected to arise in the coming epochs. The Buddha, we are waiting for in this era is called Maitreya.
Another group of Buddhas are the transcendent Buddhas. They are not born on Earth, in contrast to the latter. They are relieved from natural law, timeless and always present. They are also called Dhyani-Buddhas, because they can become visible during meditation (Dhyana). Some of the transcendent Buddhas are: Akshobhya, Ratnasambhava, Amitabha, Amoghasiddhi and Vairochana.
We offer different kinds of Buddha-statues. We specified some of them more exactly.
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Amitabha, height approx. 20 cm
AmitabhaAmitabha is one of the most adored Buddhas. The translation of Amitabha is: the one of immeasurable splendor. He keeps his hands, one on top of the other in his lap in the gesture of meditation. Often he is shown with a bowl for alms in his hands. The position of Amitabha stands for the future development of an illuminated spirit.
Amogasiddhi Buddha sitting
Buddha AmogasiddhiRedemption of grudge and jealousy: entirely achieved wisdom - compassion and selfless joy with everything that is.Brass, 3 coloured, 25 cm, approx. 3,5 kg
Blessing Buddha
Blessing Buddha"Buddha" is not a surname, as one might think, but an honorary title that is only bestowed upon individuals who have achieved salvation through their own insight. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical figure. He probably lived between the 6th and 5th centuries BC in northern India and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teachings he revealed (Dharma), which have undergone various developments over the centuries, and the monastic order he founded are still alive today through the active work of Tibetan lamas here in the West.Brass, Nepali Orange, H: 14 cm, 750 g
Buddha
Buddha Art FormHigh-quality art object made using the lost wax casting process with incredible detail. The finest lines are artfully crafted and appear in all their splendour. Individually packaged in a box lined with shiny fabric."Buddha" is not a surname, as one might think, but an honorary title that is only bestowed upon individuals who have achieved salvation through their own insight. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical figure. He probably lived between the 6th and 5th centuries BC in northern India and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teachings he revealed (Dharma), which have undergone various developments over the centuries, and the monastic order he founded are still alive today through the active work of Tibetan lamas here in the West.Brass, H: 5 cm, 40 g
Buddha, 12 cm
Buddha"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The doctrine (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan lamas also here in the West. Shakyamuni Buddhabrass, copper platinized, 12 cm, 0.5 kg
Happy Buddha
Happy Buddhas made of brass"-Happy Buddha"- symbolizes joy on the spiritual path. This path is no "-path of long faces-"- we should go to it with pleasure and have fun in every situation, knowing well that we are only actors in the giant theatre of life. „Happy Buddha"- always reminds us of that and thus brings composure, joy, and fun into our daily lives.approx. 5 cm
Happy Buddha approx. 4,5 cm
Happy Buddhas made of brass"-Happy Buddha"- symbolizes joy on the spiritual path. This path is no "-path of long faces-"- we should go to it with pleasure and have fun in every situation, knowing well that we are only actors in the giant theatre of life. „Happy Buddha"- always reminds us of that and thus brings composure, joy, and fun into our daily lives.approx. 4,5 cm
Happy Buddha approx. 4.5 cm
Happy Buddhas made of brass"-Happy Buddha"- symbolizes joy on the spiritual path. This path is no "-path of long faces-"- we should go to it with pleasure and have fun in every situation, knowing well that we are only actors in the giant theatre of life. „Happy Buddha"- always reminds us of that and thus brings composure, joy, and fun into our daily lives.approx. 4,5 cm
Kanakamuni Buddha
Buddha KanakamuniKanakamuni is a prehistoric Budhha. Kanakamuni translates as "the gold wise man". It is said that at his birth it rained gold. Until the age of 3000, he led a normal family life with his wife and daughter. Afterwards, following a short period of retreat, he attained enlightenment. It is said that the enlightened man stayed on earth for another 30,000 years.Brass, green sandstone with goldFinish, H: 15 cm, 1,1 kg
Kanakamuni Buddha
Buddha KanakamuniKanakamuni is a prehistoric Budhha. Kanakamuni translates as "the gold wise man". It is said that at his birth it rained gold. Until the age of 3000, he led a normal family life with his wife and daughter. Afterwards, following a short period of retreat, he attained enlightenment. It is said that the enlightened man stayed on earth for another 30,000 years.Brass, green sandstone with goldFinish, H: 12 cm, 0,6 kg
Medicine Buddha
Medicine BuddhaHe has the hand posture of an Akshobya Buddha, but additionally holds a healing or herb pot in his left hand. In Buddhism, he stands for healing all illnesses – including those of ignorance. Mental poisons cause a restless mind in human beings – which in turn leads to physical and mental suffering."Buddha" is not a surname, as one might think, but an honorary title that is only bestowed upon individuals who have achieved salvation through their own insight. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical figure. He probably lived between the 6th and 5th centuries BC in northern India and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teachings he revealed (Dharma), which have undergone various developments over the centuries, and the monastic order he founded are still alive today through the active work of Tibetan lamas here in the West.Brass, Nepali Orange, H: 14 cm, 750 g
Medicine Buddha
Skin of Buddhas"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teaching (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan Lamas also here in the West.Medicine BuddhaIn Buddhism he stands for healing all diseases - including those of ignorance. Spiritual poisons cause an unpeaceful mind in human beings - which in turn leads to physical and mental suffering.Brass, H: 19.5 cm, 1.7 kg
Medicine Buddha
Medicine BuddhaIn Buddhism, he stands for curing all diseases - including those of ignorance. Mental toxins are the cause for an unpeaceful mind in human beings - this in turn leads to physical and mental suffering.BrassH: 22.5 cm, 2.4 kg
Medicine Buddha
Medicine BuddhaIn Buddhism, he stands for curing all diseases - including those of ignorance. Mental toxins are the cause for an unpeaceful mind in human beings - this in turn leads to physical and mental suffering.Brass, green sandstone with gold finishH: 24 cm, 2,7 kg
Medicine Buddha
Skin of Buddhas"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teaching (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan Lamas also here in the West.Medicine BuddhaIn Buddhism he stands for healing all diseases - including those of ignorance. Spiritual poisons cause an unpeaceful mind in human beings - which in turn leads to physical and mental suffering.Brass, H: 15.5 cm, 1.2 kg
Medicine Buddha
Medicine BuddhaHe has the hand posture of an Akshobya Buddha, but in addition holds a healing or herb pot in his left hand. In Buddhism, he stands for healing all illnesses – including those of ignorance. Mental poisons cause a restless mind in human beings – which in turn leads to physical and mental suffering."Buddha" is not a surname, as one might think, but an honorary title that is only bestowed upon individuals who have achieved salvation through their own insight. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical figure. He probably lived between the 6th and 5th centuries BCE in northern India and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teachings he revealed (Dharma), which have undergone various developments over the centuries, and the monastic order he founded are still alive today through the active work of Tibetan lamas here in the West.Brass, gold, antique green H: 31 cm, 5.3 kg
Medicine Buddha 21,5 cm
Buddha"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teaching (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan Lamas also here in the West. Medicine BuddhaHe has the hand posture of an Akshobya Buddha but additionally in his left hand a healing pot or herb pot In Buddhism he stands for healing all diseases - even those of ignorance. Spiritual poisons cause an unpeaceful mind in human beings - which in turn leads to physical and mental suffering.Brass with stones, H: 21.5 cm, 2.3 kg
Medicine Buddha, height approx. 20 cm
Medicine BuddhasMedicine Buddhas have at their disposal medical and pharmaceutical knowledge. They are called upon for a patient or for a doctor to prescribe the correct therapy. This Buddha can be recognized through the pot with healing plants in his left hand.
Shakyamuni Buddha
Buddha ShakyamuniBuddha Shakyamuni embodies the quest for spiritual enlightenment and insight. He is revered as a role model for the path to liberation from suffering and the attainment of inner peace and wisdom.Brass, 3-coloured gold, silver, copperH: 18 cm, 1.3 kg
Shakyamuni Buddha
Buddha ShakyamuniBuddha Shakyamuni embodies the quest for spiritual enlightenment and insight. He is revered as a role model for the path to liberation from suffering and the attainment of inner peace and wisdom.Brass, antique brown finishH: 17.5 cm, 1.8 kg
Shakyamuni Buddha
Skin of Buddhas"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teaching (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan Lamas here in the West as well.Buddha Shakyamunibrass, H: 5.5 cm
Shakyamuni Buddha
Buddha ShakyamuniBuddha Shakyamuni embodies the quest for spiritual enlightenment and insight. He is revered as a role model for the path to liberation from suffering and the attainment of inner peace and wisdom.Brass with stone artH: 20 cm, 1.9 kg
Shakyamuni Buddha, silver plated
Skin of Buddhas"Buddha" is not a surname, as you might think, but an honorary title that is only given to people who have realized salvation through their own knowledge. The man who is usually referred to by this title is a historical personality. He probably lived in northern India between the 6th and 5th centuries BC and was called Siddhartha Gautama before his enlightenment. The teaching (Dharma) revealed by him, which has undergone many further training over the centuries, and the monastic order founded by him are still alive today, in recent years through the active activity of Tibetan Lamas also here in the West.Buddha Shakyamuni, silver-platedbrass, H: 5.5 cm