Nirmala Handicrafts

In the Tibetan tradition, Medicine Buddha is described as being dark blue.  In his left hand he holds a medicine bowl full of healing ambrosia, and in the right hand he holds a medicine plant. He is regarded as the Buddha of healing and medicine with the purpose to ease illness and suffering as well as to increase healing powers for oneself and others.These Sculptures act as great objects of decoration of anyone's surroundings as they radiate the feeling of peace and calm around you. Along with the beautification of the surroundings, they spread the influence of peace and harmony around anyone's life. idols Statue, the symbolic as well as spiritual representation of the enlightened one's wisdom and knowledge. Idols are crafted so as to represent the vast wealth of knowledge he possesses being the awakened one. idols & figurines serene smile of the face symbolizing the idols & figurines peaceful and calm nature. The Buddha statues are normally depicted with curly, short hair, in order to show that the prince Siddhartha had cut off his topknot to renounce is prince-hood and his privileged past. The statues symbolizes the disconnection between the mind and body. Such state is also known as Bodhisattva. Similarly, all Idols are also known to have another protuberance, on the top of the Buddha's Statue, known as the Ushnisha, which is a three-dimensional oval at the top. The ushnisha represents the attainment of the Buddha's enlightenment and his reliance in the spiritual guide, though the original function of the ushnisha may have been to represent a crown on the Buddha's Idol. The have half-closed eyes which show a state of meditation: looking inward into the self as well as outward. The faint smile on the statue also depicts the serene nature and nobility of the Buddha after attaining enlightenment.