Buddha Bhumisparsha Ashthamanga Statue

In the Bhumisparsha Mudra or Gesture, Buddha Calls Upon the Earth to Witness His Claim to Be Known as “The Enlightened One. ” He Points Towards the Earth with His Right Hand and in Response Bahu Devi, the Earth Goddess, Lets Flow a Stream of Sacred Water At Buddha's Feet. Each Drop of Water Symbolizes An Act of Merit Performed by Buddha in His Previous Incarnations on Earth. The Eight Auspicious Symbols of Buddhism - the Conch Shell, Endless Knot, Fly Whisk, Lotus Blossom, Parasol, Twin Fish, Water Vase and Wheel of Dharma are Inscribed on the Body of Buddha.

• Material: Brass
• Height: 7 inches Approx.
• Width: 5.1 inches Approx.
• Length: 3.34 inches Approx.
• As It Appears