thought sculpture

Let Buddha's wisdom enter your environment with a wonderful sculpture crafted by Tulsi Dass, an expert in traditional Indian metalwork. After finishing the brass sculpture, the artisan adds a vibrant touch using little beads and resin accents, all in colorful hues reminiscent of those captivating Indian palaces. The piece also comes polished for a lustrous and dazzling look.

Let Buddha's wisdom enter your soul with an exquisite sculpture crafted by Tulsi Dass, an expert in traditional Indian metalwork. After finishing the brass sculpture, the artisan adds a luxurious touch using little beads and resin accents, all in bright hues reminiscent of those enchanting Indian palaces. The piece also comes polished for a lustrous and stunning look.

Buddha's lessons have left a unique legacy that today helps people from all over the world to overcome suffering and find inner peace. With a doctrine that has survived millennia, this sage's philosophy has also inspired many to follow a disciplined lifestyle based on faith. Rahul Jain's sculpture is a testimony to Buddha's influence on the world, as this brass sculpture is handcrafted by Indian artisans, who put all their faith and dedication into each detail of this sacred image.

Let Buddha's wisdom enter your home with a fantastic sculpture crafted by Tulsi Dass, an expert in traditional Indian metalwork. After finishing the brass sculpture, the artisan adds a colorful touch using little beads and resin accents, all in vibrant hues reminiscent of those stunning Indian palaces. The piece also comes polished for a lustrous and breathtaking look.

Buddha left a life of luxury and wealth to learn from the world, human suffering, and the key to happiness and peace. Long years of meditation helped this ancient sage understand human nature and reach enlightenment. His lessons have survived millennia, inspiring many around the world, such as artisans from India who handcraft a brass sculpture of the sacred sage. Presented by Rahul Jain, the artwork also comes with a stunning antique finish.

Léo comes from the Orient, he is on Earth, and can easily switch to other dimensions of consciousness and establish divine connections. But Léo is also capable of feeling fear. He has great insight and can see through people. His thirst for pleasure links him relentlessly to the third dimension, in which humans live. Everything related to Léo is deep and intense: his loves, his connections, his work. He leads a just life. Leo is a miniature brass figurine conjured by Ruby Yallouz for her "Metta Toy Art" collection, where the Pali term metta means "love that is pure," as well as "compassionate love."

"These Metta Toys are the first thing I worked on after recovering from brain surgery. I had never done anything like them. Above all, these new creations, my creatures, have brought me immense happiness. With them I smiled again and I've had fun with them, even though the message they bring is a serious one. The Metta Toys were born to bring happiness and laughter to our lives, which is why I’d like to share them with the world, especially where a smile is needed," confides Yallouz of her sculpted figurines. "After all, we all smile in the same language."

Yallouz is inspired by Vipassana meditation, as well as Barbara Hand Clow's Pleiadian dimensions of consciousness.

From Ruby Yallouz' original "Metta Toy Art" collection of miniature brass figurines, the character of Ilse is inspired by the character Ilsa Lund played by Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca. "This character is a tribute to my mother, who loved Ingrid," explains the Brazilian artist. Ilse is Swedish and comes from the third dimension of human consciousness, but as a woman she is more sensitive and has a vision. She is a beautiful but troubled woman who fell in love with Rick because she thought her husband had died in the war, then discovered that he was alive.

"These Metta Toys are the first thing I worked on after recovering from brain surgery. I had never done anything like them. Above all, these new creations, my creatures, have brought me immense happiness. With them I smile again and I've had fun with them, even though the message they bring is a serious one. The Metta Toys were born to bring happiness and laughter to our lives, which is why I’d like to share them with the world, especially where a smile is needed," confides Yallouz of her sculpted figurines. "After all, we all smile in the same language."

Yallouz is inspired by Vipassana meditation, as well as Barbara Hand Clow's Pleiadian dimensions of consciousness.