Name: Hand-Carved Buddha Statue - Hands in Lap - 40 cm
Brand: AwGift
SKU: HCBS-07
Price: 48280 HUF
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What does the hands-in-lap posture symbolise?

Accepted Answer

The hands-in-lap pose, with the two hands resting one over the other, palms up, on the lap, is the classic depiction of meditative inwardness and quiet inner attention on Buddha sculptures. This posture is a visual signal of calm and balance, which is precisely why many people choose it for a meditation corner, a study or a bedroom: by its presence it supports concentration, slowing down and returning to one's own rhythm. The pose itself is a gentle reminder to pause.

Question 2

Are two identical sculptures truly the same?

Accepted Answer

No. Since every piece is made of suar wood in a traditional Balinese workshop by hand-carving, no two sculptures are ever perfectly identical. The grain, the wood's tone, the fine details and the surface pattern differ from tree to tree. This is a feature of hand-work and a natural raw material, not a production fault — in fact, for many people this is what gives a piece its emotional value. The sculpture that reaches you is always a singular, unrepeatable specimen.

Question 3

How should it be cleaned and maintained?

Accepted Answer

Dust the sculpture regularly with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, solvents and abrasive sponges, as these damage the wood surface. Keep it away from direct radiators, fireplaces and prolonged direct sunlight, as these dry the wood out and may eventually cause cracking. Once a year — if you wish — you may apply a small amount of natural wood-care oil (such as linseed oil) to keep the grain alive, always following the manufacturer's instructions.