Buddha statue (gold plated)

Key Features & Iconography
Posture & Hand Gestures (Mudras):
Right Hand: Reaches downward touching the base in the Bhumisparsha Mudra (Earth-Witness mudra), symbolizing the moment of enlightenment when Buddha called the earth to witness his spiritual victory over Mara.
Left Hand: Rests flat in his lap holding an alms bowl (Patra), symbolizing humility and spiritual renunciation.
Facial Features & Head:
Rendered with smooth golden skin tone, painted red lips, downcast eyes indicating deep meditation, and a red third eye (urna) mark between the brows.
The hair consists of tightly coiled dark blue/black curls topped with a gilded finial (ushnisha), signifying high spiritual attainment.
Attire & Ornamentation:
Draped in a monk’s robe over one shoulder, richly engraved with fine traditional scrollwork and floral patterns along the fabric edges.
Base:
Rests on an elaborate, layered double-lotus base featuring sculpted, golden lotus petals encircling the structure.