Our handcrafted Buddha statues
Discover a selection of authentic Buddha statues, handmade in Indonesia, primarily in Bali and Java.
Each piece is the result of artisanal expertise passed down from generation to generation. In renowned villages like Ubud or Mas, artisans patiently carve noble materials, notably Suar wood, to bring unique creations to life.
Each statue reflects meticulous work, where the details, textures, and expressions make every piece truly singular.
The uniqueness of each piece
Each Suar wood statue is hand-carved from a solid block of wood. This artisanal process guarantees a solid, durable, and entirely unique piece.
Suar wood, also known as Rain Tree, is a tropical wood native to Southeast Asia, widely found in Indonesia. It is distinguished by its spectacular natural grain, with color contrasts ranging from light brown to deep brown.
Its irregular veins, warm shades, and slight natural variations make every sculpture different. No two statues are identical: this is what makes these pieces so rich and authentic.
The materials
- Suar wood: Solid tropical wood recognized for its robustness and longevity. It offers a rich and vibrant grain, making it a prized material for artisanal sculpture. Naturally dense, it resists the test of time while maintaining a beautiful visual warmth.
- Solid brass: Durable metal, cast and then worked by hand. Its weight and patinated finish give it an elegant and authentic presence.
- Resin: Lightweight and resistant material, allowing for precise finishes and a faithful rendering, ideal for certain decorative pieces.
Our selection
We select each statue with high standards, prioritizing harmonious proportions, neat finishes, and true artisanal quality.
These are pieces designed to last, but also to bring a soothing and authentic presence into your home.
Whether for meditation or simply to create a zen space, the Buddha ( Siddhartha Gautama ) invites you to slow down. Our various postures (meditation, protection, teaching) have symbolized the search for inner balance for over 2,500 years.
