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Zen-inspired Neo-Chinese standing Shakyamuni Buddha with hands joined in prayer

$69.99 USD

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款式（Style） Natural Rust Style Polished Finish Style

儀式選擇（Ceremony Selection）能量加持（Energy Blessing）開光（Consecration）

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### Neo-Chinese Standing Amitabha Buddha Ornament with Zen Inspiring: A Combination of Calm and Power

Inspired by the serene and dignified image of Shakyamuni Buddha, this standing Amitabha Buddha ornament embodies a beautiful balance of strength and tranquility, fusing Buddhist culture with contemporary Zen aesthetics. It adds a sense of serenity and tranquility to your study, workplace, or tea table because to its fine craftsmanship and minimalist design.

#### **Superior Craftsmanship: Balance of Style and Material**

**Material and Dimensions**: This ornament, which weighs around 340 grams and is about 14.5 cm in height by 5 cm in base width, is made of premium synthetic resin. It has an iron-like texture because to special manufacturing methods, which also make it strong, lightweight, and damage-resistant.
The surface has distinctive rust-like textures that give it an antique and timeless appearance, making it perfect for anyone who value a vintage look.

**Polished Finish**: Carefully polished to provide gentle, subtle sheen and smooth, flowing lines, this version complements contemporary minimalist design tastes.

- **Detailed Presentation**: The ornament features flowing robe lines that symbolize compassion and calmness, and it depicts Amitabha Buddha with hands joined in prayer, a calm expression, and a dignified posture. It exudes both spiritual and artistic beauty.

#### **Cultural Importance: Peace, Knowledge, and Defense**
The picture of Shakyamuni Buddha with his hands clasped together in prayer represents knowledge and harmony as well as dedication and thankfulness. This ornament provides a spiritual anchor in addition to being a decorative item. Putting it on your desk, bookshelf, or tea table creates a peaceful atmosphere that helps you achieve balance and concentrate in your day-to-day activities.

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### **Selected Reviews by Users**

**"It really looks like cast iron with its natural rust finish. Putting it on my bookcase gives it a profound sense of Zen and historical depth.** — IP address: 120.45.87.122; user: @SereneMind

**"I adore the simplicity and cultural depth of this Neo-Chinese design. The polished surface looks especially elegant and goes well with the style of my house.**— @TranquilAbode (IP: 210.33.44.56) is the user.
**"It feels fantastic to the touch, despite being constructed of resin. The robe lines are naturally flowing, and the details are expertly created. An excellent value, indeed.** — User: 183.54.78.90 (IP: @ElegantLiving)

**"It fits my tea table well. I feel more at ease and happier when I look at the Buddha's soft smile.**— @TeaZen (IP: 202.88.37.112) is the user.

**"It's perfect for tiny places because it's compact yet detailed. gives a Zen-like effect without taking up much space.**— User: 193.22.56.34 (IP: @SlowLifeEnthusiast)

**"Gave it to a friend as a housewarming present. They praised it, stating that, in contrast to ordinary Buddha sculptures, it has a distinctive design and profound meaning.**— @GiftCurator (IP: 116.45.22.67) is the user.
**"The texture is amazing, particularly the natural rust finish's old charm. It appears to be a work of art with a backstory.@VintageLover (IP: 125.44.87.33) is the user.

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### **Conclusion**

This standing Amitabha Buddha ornament is the ideal combination of contemporary Zen aesthetics and ancient culture. It blends seamlessly into your life, offering cultural richness and a peaceful atmosphere to your home, regardless of whether you opt for the solid texture of the natural rust finish or the elegant sheen of the polished finish. Allow this depiction of security and tranquility to serve as both a spiritual fulcrum and an example of artistic beauty in your day-to-day existence.

Note:In Feng Shui and Eastern culture, the terms empowerment and the consecration ritual are frequently used to refer to the process of giving objects unique vitality, however they differ slightly:

The process by which a master or individual with unique energy (such as a Taoist priest, high monk, etc.) infuses their energy, intention, or blessings into an object or person is known as empowerment. This energy is thought to have pleasant benefits like happiness, peace, and good fortune and typically originates from the spiritual or mental sphere. By elevating the item or person's energy field and providing protection and direction, empowerment entails the transfer of purpose.

Consecration ceremony: This usually refers to a religious ceremony conducted on Buddha statues, pictures of deities, or other ritual objects in order to give them "life" or "spirituality," which would endow them with sanctity or divine power. In order to give an ordinary thing divine or spiritual force, ritual actions like praying, lighting incense, or chanting sutras are employed in the consecration ceremony, which is mostly used in religious traditions.