Sarnath Buddha Brass Statue with Engraved Dharmachakra and Deer Pair

This hand cast brass Sarnath Buddha captures the iconic moment of the Buddha's first sermon at Sarnath, where he taught the Dharma to his five disciples. The figure stands serene and centered, with the pedestal beneath depicting the Dharmachakra (Wheel of Law) flanked by a pair of deer, the animals said to have gathered in the deer park where this pivotal teaching took place. Around the base, disciples and devotees are engraved in reverent attendance, their presence lending narrative depth and spiritual context to the composition.

Cast in brass with meticulous hand-finishing, the piece measures 21.5 inches tall and presents as a substantial vertical focal point for a shelf, altar, or meditation space. The intricate engraved details on the pedestal invite close viewing, revealing the craftsmanship in every element from the deer to the gathered figures.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 21.5" H x 8" W x 4.5" D
• Weight: 5.8 kg
• Finish: Available in Chola and Natural Brass
• Craft: Hand cast with engraved pedestal details
• Care: Dust regularly; polish periodically to maintain finish luster

Ideal for collectors of Buddhist art, practitioners seeking a meaningful altar piece, or anyone drawn to the symbolic richness of Sarnath's spiritual history. A thoughtful gift for those exploring Buddhist philosophy or deepening their practice.