Reclining Buddha Statue – Resin & Iron Powder Sculpture, Mahāparinibbāna Pose
This statue depicts the Reclining Buddha, the lion’s posture remembered from the Buddha’s final passing into Mahāparinibbāna. In Buddhist tradition, the four postures—walking, standing, sitting, and lying down—cover the whole of human life. The reclining form is powerful: it teaches impermanence and reminds us that mindfulness continues even at the threshold of death.
The Buddha’s serene expression shows not sleep, but awakening beyond clinging. For practitioners, it is a reminder that meditation can be practiced in every posture, and that careful attention keeps the mind from drifting into distraction or sleep.
Material: 80% iron powder + resin, durable and detailed.
Dimensions: ~17.5 × 4.8 × 5.5 cm.
Style: Traditional Chinese artistry, reclining Buddha form.
Use: Home altar, meditation support, teaching piece on impermanence, or meaningful gift.
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