Golden Lotus Buddha statue
₹890.00
Plaster of Paris has been long used in creating beautiful art, God statues, showpieces due to their durability, elasticity and longevity. These idols are often beautifully painted with the bright vibrant pleasing colors.
Lord Buddha, the enlightened one, spreads goodness and warmth through his smile. Buddha, in his meditating pose in the cave, can bring calmness. It provides motivation to meditate and improve spiritual quotient in life. This figurine can be used to beautifully decorate your favourite corners of your home, office desk. It bring calmer and positive atmosphere to the living spaces.
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2 reviews for Golden Lotus Buddha statue
Bringing calmness and positivity into your lives, this home decor Buddha statue can be a good gift for friends, parents and siblings whom you would want to see moving positively ahead in their life and achieving all their goals. A beautiful showpiece for an artistically designed showcase.
| Product Dimensions | 17cm * 6 cm* 29 cm |
| Weight | 624 gm |
| Color | Black and Multicolored |
| Category | Home Decor |
| Included Components | 1 Religious Figurine |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Specialty | Meditating Lord Buddha seated on Golden Lotus Throne |
| Units | 1 Buddha idol |
| Tags | Meditating Buddha, Seated on Lotus Flower, Collectables and Figurines, Meditation decor, Spiritual Living Room and Study Table decor, Plaster of Paris Showpiece |
| Item Number | 0096 |
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Raj ankit –
Purchased it for the living room. The statue is beautiful. can’t say anything about the overall quality as of now but weight is decent.
Pratik Kashyap –
Got a damaged product. The tip of the statue is broken. They are sending replacement in 10 days.