Sunday Birthday Standing Buddha Brass Image Statue Open Eye Watching Bodhi Tree
"Product of Thailand"
Shipping & Handling
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- Shipment will be done after ordering about 3-4 weeks (during pandemic sometimes might take 5-6 weeks) due to step of asking permission from Thailand Art & Culture Department.
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Description
Condition : New
Material : Brass and Cement Inside
Weight : 1.1 kg.
Name of figure statue : Pang Tawai Natra
Dimension : Height - 14.7" (approx. from basement to top of the head)
Base : W 3.75" x L 3.75" (Approx)
Face appearance : Peaceful Face
Legend of Buddha Image "Pang Tawai Natra"
Pang Tawai Natra is a standing Buddha image representing an Open-Eye posture. The right hand is placed over the left on the upper thigh. the Buddha stands with hands crossed over his abdomen, in pensive thought, enlightened Buddha contemplates his achievements and knowledge, standing still for 7 days looked at the Bodhi Tree to contemplate the suffering of all living things for one week without blinking an eye .
When the Lord Buddha got enlightenment in the first week, he sat in meditation, contemplating all the time from the beginning to the end and from the end back to the source. to see the reality of samsara
The Buddha image in the posture of open eyes, therefore the posture in the 2nd week that the Lord Buddha looked at the Sri Maha Bodhi tree. without blinking an eye means to review the memories of past events in order. both the volatility and volatility arising from the power of the sankhara (meaning to embellish) until the end of the manipulation.
Paying homage to the this posture Buddha image means to realized the pure truth, which is the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism knowledge.
