Spiritual Statues

Buying Buddha Statues

A Buddha is someone who is fully awakened by his own strength. The word Buddha means “the awakened,” “the enlightened,” and “the one with a comprehensive understanding.”
A Buddha mainly stands for happiness, love and healing. This is not only for yourself but also for those in your immediate environment.

Buddha statues symbolize Buddhist teachings. All Buddhas have the same in common, peace, rebirth, compassion and detachment, which are the truths for all Buddhists. A Buddha statue also makes you quieter, and you will find these statues more and more in the Western living rooms.

After the first Buddha Gautama, several new Buddhas came, they had their own qualities and their own philosophy. This is also the reason that there are different Buddha statues. From their posture, clothing and mudras (hand gestures), you can see which Buddha it is about.

With us you will find an extensive range of Buddha statues: Buddha of Compassion Chenresig, Amithaba Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, Manjushri, Amitayus, Vajrasattva, Ratnasambhava, Akshobya, Vairochana, Amogasiddhi, White Tara, Green Tara, Buddha Teaching, Reclining Buddha, monks, olifs statues,…

A Buddha statue is a beautiful gift to give, because in Buddhism a Buddha stands for happiness. In this way you wish the recipient happiness, prosperity and this also strengthens the friendship between donor and recipient. You can also purchase a Buddha for yourself, do this with the right intention. By the way, it's a myth that you can't buy a Buddha statue for yourself.

Enjoy the positive energy and beauty of your Buddha.

Maybe our Shiva, Parvati and Ganesha statues are also something for you.

Buying Hinduistic statues

Ganesha is the well-known elephant god from Hinduism. The son of Shiva

Ganesha embodies wisdom and intelligence in Hinduism. He protects science and the arts: music, poetry and dance.
He is also considered a god of protection for the house and for doing business. His presence guarantees happiness.

Shiva is a Hindu god who symbolizes both creation and destruction. Shiva occurs in both Hinduism and Buddhism, this is because Hinduism is closely linked to Buddhism.

Shiva Nataraj is the most famous image. In this statue, the other side is shown the great destroyer, his role as an innovator and creator. The name Nataraja means “the king of dance”. Shiva's arms are spread out here and he holds a drum in his right hand. With that he beats the primordial rhythm of creation.

A Shiva is often purchased together with his son Ganesha, the famous Elephant God Ganesha. Maybe our Buddha statues are also something for you.