Buddha Statue Meditation Pose Teal and Gold Medium

A medium-sized resin Buddha statue in a seated meditation pose, hand-painted in teal and gold — a two-tone combination that gives the piece a contemporary warmth while maintaining the clarity of classical dhyana mudra iconography. What This Statue Offers The teal and gold finish is specific enough to work as an intentional colour accent in a room — it suits botanical, coastal, and modern interior palettes equally well alongside plants, textiles, and ceramics. The meditation pose — legs crossed, hands resting in the lap in dhyana mudra — is one of the most universally recognised symbols of stillness and calm in contemporary visual culture. At a medium size, the figure has enough presence to anchor a shelf or side table display without dominating the space around it. Resin casting allows surface detail — robes, facial features, hair texture — to be reproduced clearly and consistently at a size and price that hand-carved stone or wood cannot match. Resin, Teal and Gold Cast resin, hand-painted in teal and gold. Seated meditation pose — hands resting in lap, palms up, thumbs touching (dhyana mudra). Confirm exact dimensions from the product specification. Placement and Care Place on a shelf, altar, side table, or windowsill. The teal and gold tones pair well with botanical greenery, natural wood, warm textiles, and white or cream backgrounds. Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Avoid direct sustained sunlight, which can fade painted resin finishes over time. Meditation Pose in Context Buddha statues in the meditation pose represent Siddhartha Gautama seated beneath the Bodhi tree in the posture he held during his attainment of enlightenment — the hands in dhyana mudra and the inward expression representing complete stillness and awareness. In contemporary homes worldwide, seated meditation Buddha figures are used as aesthetic and decorative objects chosen for the quality of calm they project, often without specific religious intent. Common Questions What does dhyana mudra mean? Dhyana mudra — both hands resting in the lap, palms facing up, one on top of the other with thumbs lightly touching — is the meditation gesture in Buddhist iconography, associated with deep concentration and inner stillness. Is the teal and gold finish painted or part of the resin? The colouring is applied paint over a resin cast. Painted finishes can show wear at edges or exposed points with heavy handling over time. How does a medium Buddha statue compare in size to a large one? Confirm exact dimensions from the product specification. A medium statue typically stands between 15 and 25cm tall — substantial enough for display but not room-dominant.