Bungalow Rose Bhagawan Ganesha

Buddha here sits in padmasana on a fully bloomed and realistically carved lotus pedestal having a uniquely chiselled border at the base and platform. The posture of his hands depicts the Dharmachakra mudra, which is a gesture of teaching, usually interpreted as turning the wheel of law (Dharmachakra); it is an important symbol of Buddhism, denoting Buddha’s first sermon in the forest of Sarnath, where he had set the Buddhist law in motion. The hands are held in a level with the heart, with the thumbs and index fingers forming circles.The most astounding part of this sculpture is the lavishly carved robe in the eight auspicious Buddhist symbols called Ashtamangala, endemic to a variety of religions like Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. The supreme carvings of the pedestal and robe compliment each other accentuating the beauty of the sculpture and the exclusive shape of his hair. Bungalow Rose