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Height: 22 cm
Weight: 1,61 kg
This statue depicts Shakyamuni Buddha performing the gesture of teaching (Dharmachakra mudrā) — the “Turning of the Wheel of Dharma”, symbolizing the first sermon at Sarnath after Enlightenment, where he revealed the Four Noble Truths.
The hands joined before the chest express the union of wisdom and compassion.
Seated in meditation, without a lotus throne, the Buddha’s calm posture reflects the austere purity of a well-known Buddha statue in the Patan Museum. The proportion, gesture, and facial expression radiates serenity and balance.
Handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, this 24 K gold-gilded bronze statue (22 cm / 1.61 kg) exemplifies the refined elegance of Newar craftsmanship, a living heritage of Himalayan Buddhist art.
