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Golden Promise: The Compassionate One Awaits "Maitreya Statue"
With our masterfully sculpted Maitreya statue, you can step into a future filled with unlimited compassion and wisdom. Maitreya is revered in Buddhist traditions as the Buddha of the Future, embodying hope and the promise of a world fashioned by loving-kindness. This statue depicts the essence of Maitreya's generosity and the expectation of his earthly descent, carved from a rich copper body and richly embellished with 24k gold plating and bright acrylic paintwork.
Every aspect, from his composed manner to the exquisite designs on his robe, demonstrates Nepalese artisans' unrivaled expertise. This monument, which serves as both a compelling art piece and a spiritual emblem, stimulates meditation while also instilling hope and inspiring a future of enlightenment and compassion.
Size: 19.2"/49cm (Height) x 13.7"/35cm (Base)
Weight: 9.94 kg
Material: 24k Gold Gilded, 24k Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
In Buddhist cosmology, Maitreya, often known as the "Future Buddha," is a symbol of hope. It is thought that when Gautama Buddha's teachings have faded, Maitreya will be born on Earth to resurrect the Dharma, ushering humanity into an age of universal harmony, understanding, and unbounded love.
This statue of Maitreya Buddha is transcendently beautiful! Thank you to the entire Termatree team for going out of their way to make it possible for me to receive this magnificent treasure. A special thank-you to Ms. Nima Sherpa and Mr. Ranjit Lama, the artist who perfected this statue with loving devotion. I have purchased 8 statues from Termatree, and it is difficult for me to put into words the gratitude I feel. The statues have changed my life, enlivening and inspiring me in ways I never could have imagined. I simply cannot recommend Termatree more highly. You will not find better Himalayan Buddhist treasures or a finer team of professionals anywhere on Etsy. Their exquisite statues and unparalleled customer service are as good as it gets. Don’t pass up an opportunity to support and be supported by them. It’s an honor. Cite a publication with one author. Publications include books, newspapers, journal articles, magazines, etc. The author’s last name, the year of publication, and the page number (preceded by a ‘p.’) should appear in parenthesis after the quote. If you state the author’s name in your sentence, the name must be followed by the year of publication in parenthesis and the quote must be followed by the page number. Follow the same procedures if the book has multiple authors.[2] The author remarks on the "difficulty of citing quotes," (Smith, 2002, p. 32) but does not go into depth. or Smith (2002) mentions the "difficulty of citing quotes" (p. 32) but does not go into depth. Image titled Cite a Quote Step 3