meditation statues

Three equal panels of albesia wood are joined together by hinges to create the panel on which Dewa Semadi's design group paints this portrait of Buddha. Here, the Buddha enters a peaceful meditative state, as indicated by the mark of enlightenment on his forehead.

Dewa Putra's exquisite boxed aromatherapy gift set is a sensory awakening experience from the heart of Bali. This enchanting collection features a handmade ivory ceramic incense holder delicately shaped like the captivating plumeria flower accompanied by three packs containing a total of 18 incense sticks. Immerse yourself in the alluring scents of frangipani, ylang-ylang and sandalwood, transporting your mind to a state of tranquility and serenity. Housed in an elegant black box, this set is not only a remarkable addition to your meditation practice but also a perfect gift for any occasion.

Ethereal soundwaves will transport your soul to a state of peace and serenity, all thanks to a charming instrument crafted from iron in India. Tulsi Dass creates this tongue drum, adding a traditional print around the item in honor of the region's stunning culture. In addition, two mango wood drumsticks allow you to start your meditative journey with their strong rubber ends.

The accessory also comes with a handy cotton carrying case.

"Madhubani paintings are in fact a simplistic manifestation of the philosophical heights achieved by Indian civilization for the universal power of love, longing and peace – the quest of all beings," the artist explains, adding, “To achieve a state of inner peace is an inspiration for all. Through meditation, Lord Buddha attained inner peace, which inspired him to work for world peace. The end of greed, hatred and delusion is the state of Nirvana, which describes the Buddhist path and spiritual goal to mark the soteriological release from rebirth in the world.”

In this World Peace Project painting by Bharti, within a gray realm of absence, Buddha is depicted as a meditating silhouette adorned with a sacred lotus flower and turquoise. The lack of interruptions in the background highlights the sole importance of one's self in achieving nirvana, because worldly objects cloud the mind.

Bharti Dayal created this painting to celebrate the path of Nirvana in the quest for peace.