A small brass Buddha statue for a quiet shelf, altar space or bedside corner, with a seated form that feels composed rather than ornate. The warm metal catches the light across the face and robes, while coloured stone detail brings a bright, mosaic-like richness to the figure.
Seated presence and lowered hands
The figure sits cross-legged, with a calm face, long ears and a softly detailed headdress.
The lowered hands give the pose a grounded, inward quality, suited to a meditation corner or mindful home setting.
Turquoise-toned and red stonework adds colour across the robe and seat without overwhelming the brass.
The raised base gives it a steady, ceremonial feel when placed on a shelf, desk or small altar.
Its compact form suits close viewing, where the facial detail and patterned folds can be properly noticed.
Brass with coloured howlite detail
The statue is made from brass with howlite stones, giving it a cool, weighty feel in the hand and a warm golden tone to the eye. It is handcrafted by artisans in Old Delhi, India, so small variations in finish, stone placement and surface character are part of its nature.
Placing and caring for it
Keep it indoors on a stable, dry surface. Brass naturally deepens in tone over time; leave the patina to soften with age, or wipe gently with a dry cloth to keep the surface clear of dust. Avoid prolonged damp, which can mark metal and stone detail.
Buddhist imagery, kept with respect
Buddha statues are used across Buddhist cultures as devotional images, contemplative objects and reminders of the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni. A seated posture often points towards stillness, attention and practice, especially when the figure is placed where the eye naturally rests. In a modern home, this kind of piece can sit between sacred and decorative use: respectful enough for an altar, beautiful enough for a quiet interior, and never needing to be explained loudly.
Size and details for placement
Height: 11.5 cm. Weigh…
region of manufacture: India
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