Buddhist deity statue

The meaning of a Buddhist deity statue

This statue represents the Buddhist deity in two different positions and this symbolizes two meanings. The statue on the left represents the Bhumisparsa-Mudra position. The name means “the call to the earth to bear witness” and symbolizes the day Buddha became enlightened under the Bodhi tree.

As for the statuette on the right, it is the Anjali-Mudra position. The two joined hands are signs of offering and homage. This position is therefore taken up by the disciples of Buddha and has great significance. Today, followers of meditation and yoga are taking up this position again since it allows us to put our hands in contact and therefore to circulate all the energy in our body.

These two statues representing the Buddhist deity therefore have great significance and are steeped in history. They will bring positive vibes into your home and can help you achieve mindfulness.