Vintage Buddha statue (1950-1960) – Black painted copper, Dhyana & Karana mudra
Bring a piece of spiritual history into your home with this unique vintage Buddha statue, made between 1950 and 1960.
The statue, made of copper plate and painted black, is a rare remnant of post-war simplicity and devotion. With its 27 cm high, 20 cm wide and 17 cm deep, and a weight of 1800 grams, it exudes a rough but powerful presence.
Symbolism and power
The Buddha holds his left hand in the Dhyana mudra, the gesture of deep meditation and inner peace, and his right hand in the Karana mudra, a symbol that dispels negativity and creates a protective atmosphere.
This combination makes the statue a powerful symbol of balance, protection, and spiritual purification.
Historic and unique
This statue was made for people who wanted to express their spiritual devotion despite limited resources. The simple, rough-robust finish reflects its humble origins, while the care with which the sculpture has been nurtured over the years highlights its special value. Small manufacturing defects were camouflaged with the black paint.
Thanks to its age, rarity, and characterful appearance, this sculpture has a unique spiritual energy that creates a profound connection with its surroundings.
Authentic and timeless
Although the statue shows normal signs of use, it is in exceptionally good condition, a tribute to the dedication of the previous owners.
Its age and quality make it a rare piece; Most statues of this type have not stood the test of time.
Why choose this statue?
- Historical value: An authentic post-war work of art.
- Spiritual power: Unique combination of meditation and defense symbolism.
- Raw elegance: A powerful decorative piece with an unmistakable presence.
- Unique character: You have to feel this image – it chooses its place and demands admiration.
Place this unique Buddha statue in your home, meditation room or workplace and be inspired by the peace, strength and history it radiates.
Specifications
Material: copper
Dimensions: 27 x 20 x 17 cm
Weight: 1800 grams
Additional information
A Buddha statue with the left hand in the Dhyana mudra and the right hand in the Karana mudra has a specific symbolism that refers to spiritual and energetic meanings.
Hand Postures (Mudras)
- Dhyana mudra (left hand):D This hand posture symbolizes deep meditation, inner peace and concentration. It is often associated with the Buddha during his meditation under the Bodhi tree, where he attained enlightenment. The palm is usually facing upward and resting in the lap, often with another hand above it or a socket on top.
- Karana mudra (right hand):D it is a powerful gesture that dispels negativity and obstacles. The hand is held up with the palm facing outwards, and the middle and ring fingers are folded inwards while the thumb, index finger and little finger are extended. It symbolizes warding off negativity, evil spirits, and inner turmoil, and it helps create a protective atmosphere.
