The Buddha panel dates back to thegandhara period. Here the  buddha sits in a side position giving a calm and relaxed posture. The hair is tied and crowned up into a bun style and secured with a string of beads , while the rest of the hair lies wavy onto the shoulder. the neck is adorned with the string of beads and hanging embelishments  while theWrist is adorned with bracelet with intricate details.the thin cloth piece drape  from back and  fall on the arms making delica  ...read more

The Buddha panel dates back to thegandhara period. Here the  buddha sits in a side position giving a calm and relaxed posture. The hair is tied and crowned up into a bun style and secured with a string of beads , while the rest of the hair lies wavy onto the shoulder. the neck is adorned with the string of beads and hanging embelishments  while theWrist is adorned with bracelet with intricate details.the thin cloth piece drape  from back and  fall on the arms making delicate pleats whilethe lower body is draped with a piece of cloth which falls beautifully.

Here Buddha is holding a bowl away from him which denotes the philosophy of sharing and giving .

Each piece you see here is made individually by our master artisans. The craftsmanship involved creates slight variations in color, finish, size, and shape - a quality we consider to be an added touch of uniqueness. The remarkable detail of our stone sculptures is due to meticulous and labor-intensive care by our craftsmen to produce these unique sculptures of exquisite detail and timeless durability.

About Stone:  The stone used for our sculptures is the grey Udai stone which is a solid stone that is perfect for any type of location and weather conditions, hot or cold, wet or dry. The stone is versatile in that it can be colored in a wide spectrum of colors.  It can also be polished or unpolished giving it a clean or rough feel.  In humid conditions if it is left untouched it takes on a very mysterious, antique, worn look like you would see in the temple ruins of India.