Kneeling Brass Buddha Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases often distinguished by their refined

often distinguished by their refined carving and solid teak construction

Wood was scarce in Tibet and a highly valued commodity

and this particular one dates to the early 20th century

The lintel sits above a doorway and was commonly carved in India

These decorative Indian dishes are carved in the shape of a leaf

Kneeling Brass Buddha Style - Fengweizun 'Phoenix Tail' Vases often distinguished by their refinedThis painted cast brass kneeling Buddha is an authentic reproduction of traditional Buddhist statues found across south east Asia. The Buddha is a symbol of enlightenment, which can be achieved by overcoming egoism and material desires. Here Buddha is seen with his hands together in namaskara mudra, a gesture of prayer and peace. This statue brings calm and peace to a home, meditation space or workspace. A pair of these would work as bookends. From