Phra Phuttha Chinnarat Buddha Bhumisparsha mudra Earth-Touching Golden Thai Amulet Pendant
Handcrafted with care in Thailand
Size: ≈ 1.8" x 1.15" x 0.5" inches Weight: ≈ 0.6oz
Material:Brass Statuette and Gold plated Metal Case
Comes with a brown fabric necklace
- Posture: The Buddha in the Chinnarat pendant is depicted in the cross-legged sitting position, with the right hand touching the ground and the left hand resting on the lap. This posture symbolizes steadfastness, stability, and inner strength.
- Mudra: The right hand of the Buddha is positioned in the Bhumisparsha mudra, also known as the Earth-Touching mudra. It represents the moment when the Buddha called upon the Earth to bear witness to his enlightenment, thereby overcoming the final challenge posed by Mara. This mudra signifies the Buddha's triumph over ignorance and the attainment of enlightenment.
- Facial expression: The Buddha's face in the Chinnarat pendant is serene and peaceful, reflecting the inner tranquility and wisdom achieved through enlightenment. It conveys a sense of compassion, equanimity, and spiritual awakening.
- Attire and adornments: The Chinnarat Buddha is depicted wearing monastic robes that drape over both shoulders, representing renunciation and detachment from worldly desires. The robes are often intricately detailed, reflecting the fine craftsmanship associated with Thai Buddhist art.
- Halo: The Buddha in the Chinnarat pendant is typically depicted with a circular halo behind his head. This halo symbolizes enlightenment, divine radiance, and the Buddha's transcendent state of being.
