buddhist face

Designed with timeless appeal, Sarono's elegant gray statuette depicts not one, but two Buddhas to look over your home. The Javanese artisan hand casts the statuette from a combination of cement and lava sand before adding a sturdy wooden base for support.

This handsome handcrafted bracelet combines traditional Eastern medicine with one of the most significant mantras in Buddhism for an accent that is as meaningful as it is beautiful. Saying, or even reading, the words Om mani padme hum is believed to invoke the Buddha of Compassion, called Avalokitesvara in Sanskrit or Chenrezig in Tibetan. Some traditions within Eastern medicine use copper and brass for their purported power to alleviate arthritis and increase circulation. These two beliefs intertwine in a hand-hammered copper, brass, and white metal cuff. The Tibetan script for Om mani padme hum is overlaid on the face of the bracelet.

Please note: This item contains nickel and is not recommended for anyone with sensitivity to nickel.

Sarwaedi's charming puzzle box features the laughing Buddha, a symbol of contentment and abundance. The Balinese artisan crafts the box from local suar wood, hand carving the Buddha's face with expressive facial features. Inside, a hidden compartment keeps your secrets away from prying eyes.

Fill your home with your favorite aroma using this unique oil warmer designed by Bali's Dewa Putra. The artisan crafts the warmer in the shape of Buddha's face with decorative openwork designs. Two spaces at the top of the warmer can also hold tealight candles with a maximum two inch diameter.

Fill your home with your favorite aroma using this unique oil warmer designed by Bali's Dewa Putra. The artisan crafts the warmer in the shape of Buddha's face with decorative openwork designs. Two spaces at the top of the warmer can also hold tealight candles with a maximum two inch diameter.

Keep your secrets safe with the help of this charming puzzle box from Bali's Luh Mas Sri Pertamiari. Crafted from local suar wood, the artisan hand carves the box in the shape of Buddha's jolly face, concentrating on fine lines of expression around the eyes, forehead, and mouth.