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BUDDHA From AD 67 Buddhism started to arrive in china form India along the Silk Route, gaining a definite foothold in China by the 1st century A.D. The first Buddha Retail Siddhartha Gautama, known as Sakyamuni, the son of a raja in Nepal, who chose to reject his privileged lifestyle and lived as a hermit, gaining spiritual enlightenment under a bodhi (sacred fig) tree. At first Chinese Buddha's were depicted as Indian Buddha's, but under the Sui dynasty (A.D. 589-61) and the Tang dynasty (A.D. 618-907) they began to take on Chinese characteristics. Buddhism Retail actively imported into China because the Chinese rulers were interested in it. Many delegations of Chinese monks were sent to India on a fact-finding Missions. The Chinese interpretation of Mahayana ("The Great Vehicle") Buddhism Retail thus that anyone could become a Buddha and thus allowing the immortal soul to escape from the relentless cycle of reincarnation by entering Nirvana. To become a Buddha, people had to do good to others and love their neighbours and avoid sin. There were some people who followed this path and earned their entry into Nirvana, yet chose to hold back from entering Nirvana because they wanted to help other people to reach this stage: these people were Bodhisattvas, the most famous of which in China is probably Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy. In Chinese Sculpture, Buddha's are usually portrayed either standing or sitting on a lotus throne or guarded by a pair of lions. When he is standing the Buddha has one hand raided with the palm facing away from him whilst the other hand hangs by his side. There are more hand gestures when the Buddha is seated: the hands can by joined together in meditation, or one hand may be raised with the index finger touching the thumb, or the hands may be in the Wheel of Law or the earth-touching positions. In China, the Buddha Mi-Le-Fo (Maitreya) is the Buddha of the past, the Bodhisattva Guan Yin, the Goddess of Mercy, represents the present and the Buddha Ru-Lai-Fo (Tathagata) is the Buddha of the future. |
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Great Looking Buddah
@ a Great Price It is said he can bring money and good luck to business |
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Laughing Buddah It
is said he can enhance the opportunity to bring you happiness and wealth. |
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Laughing Buddha It
is said he can enhance the opportunity to bring you happiness and wealth |
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Buddha with Children
Excellent posture for married couple, it is said to may you have plenty
of clever children. |
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Good Luck Charm w/
Buddha picture is in one side. The other side is the Chinese character
Safety. |
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Buddah in Cluster
approx. 5 pounds & 5.5" in height |
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Money Buddha (7in) In
his left hand, he is holding the Ru Yin which means that high rank, power
and good luck. He is carrying a big chain of money in his right hand. The
full bag of money, which is under his feet, means his abundant. |
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Jade Buddha Necklace
Jade is most treasured gem in ancient China. It has the power of getting
more energy for the body. it is said wearing a jade can bring good luck
and protect the people. |
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Sa Ga is the original,
top-ranked Buddha. This hand crafted Sa Ga is made of porcelain with lots
of beautiful detail. Retail
$ 36.00
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Fine
detail 6 pcs buddha set-2in Buddha is sculptured into many forms, and
they are all beloved. SORRY THIS ITEM IS OUT OF STOCK |
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Money and Luck with
this fine Buddah Retail
$8.99
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Sa Ga Buddha in a
sitting position SaGa is the original, top-ranked Buddha Retail
$7.99
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3 pieces in one set,
made of porcelain. Three Gods For Harmony, Wealth and Longevity Fuk means
harmony family. Luk, sitting in the middle, stands for power. He is the
god of high rank and affluence. Sau, a domed head and carrying a peach
and walking stick, is the god of longevity. So people are very good luck
when they get these three things(harmony, good fortune and long life)together.
Retail
$58.00
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The money Buddha
is laying down on the bed of money. In his hand, he is carrying one ingot
(money). Retail
$7.50
SORRY THIS ITEM IS OUT OF STOCK |
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Laughing Buddha made
of resin. It is said to put the Laughing Buddha in the living room can
bring happiness and prosperity to house. Displacing it near your cashier
is also believed to attract more customers to your business. His hands
are up, carrying ingot which means to carry treasure to your house/business.
Retail
$60.00 |
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Money Buddha made
of porcelain. Ideal symbol for bringing wealthy luck to you, especially
good for business Retail
$75.00 |
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Wealthy Buddha made
of porcelain. Good for putting the laughing buddha at home/office to bring
prosperity. Retail
$76.00 |
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Sa Ga Buddha (16in)
made of porcelain. SaGa is the original, top-ranked Buddha. Retail
$79.00
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Money Buddha (5in)
As a symbol of prosperity, it can enhance the opportunity to bring you
wealth. Retail
$9.99 SORRY THIS ITEM IS OUT OF STOCK |
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Laughing Buddha Carrying
a bag of gold in his bag means that he can bring good fortun to home.
Retail
$8.99
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Money Buddha (4.5in)
As a symbol of prosperity, it can enhance the opportunity to bring you
wealth. Retail
$8.99
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Laughing Buddha made
of marble. The Laughing Buddha is sitting on the bed of prosperity coins.
On his left hand, he is carrying one big ingot which represents wealth.
He is also holding the gold bag. The dragon behind him means he has power
to ward off bad chi. You can display it anywhere in the living room. Retail
$86.00
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Laughing Buddha Of
Wealth The Laughing Buddha is the symbol of happiness. He is believed
to bring joy and wealth to people. Retail
$9.99
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Money Buddha (20in)
In his left hand, he is holding the Ru Yin which means that high rank,
power and good luck. He is carrying a big chain of money in his right
hand. The full bag of money, which is under his feet, means his abundant.
Retail
$108.00
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