A broad Asian range
Within this top-level category, Buddhist and Hindu deity figurines are gathered across all executions. The range runs from classic Buddha depictions – meditating, laughing, as monk figurines – through Hindu deities such as Ganesha, Shiva, Lakshmi, Kali, Vishnu, Tara, Guanyin and others, to Feng Shui figurines and decorative accessories with spiritual symbols. Figurines are available as standalone pieces and in sets, in sizes from compact miniatures through to larger standing figures.
Executions – bronze finish, bronzed and hand-painted
The range is structured by execution. Bronze Finish covers figurines in a uniform warm bronze tone without coloured accents – classical and restrained. Bronzed shows figurines in bronze with coloured detailing worked in red, gold, green or white. Hand-Painted stands for figurines with distinct, often stronger colour design – mint green, silver, coloured surfaces. Incense stick holders, backflow incense holders, trinket boxes and further esoteric decorative accessories sit under Accessories.
Buddhist and Hindu symbols
Buddha figurines depict the historical Buddha Shakyamuni, the laughing Buddha of fortune, alongside Tara and Guanyin from the Buddhist cultural sphere. Hindu deities carry their own symbolism: Ganesha with the elephant head is regarded as god of new beginnings and wisdom, Shiva as god of change, Lakshmi as goddess of fortune and prosperity, Saraswati as goddess of the arts and knowledge, Kali as goddess of time and transformation. Feng Shui figurines with motifs of fortune and prosperity from the Chinese tradition round out the range.
Frequently asked questions about Buddha figurines
What's the difference between bronze finish and bronzed Buddha figurines?
Bronze finish means that the figurine is held throughout in a uniform golden-brown tone, without coloured accents. Bronzed denotes figurines where the bronze tone is combined with coloured detailing – robe colours, skin tones or ornamental accents emerge from the bronze ground.
Are Buddha figurines also available as sets?
Yes – several figurine sets are available within the range, including three-piece sets with Ganesha in various poses, Buddha monk figurines in the "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil" motif as well as cat sets in Buddha style. Sets suit both decorative grouping and gift-giving.
Which Hindu deities are available as figurines?
The range includes Ganesha, Shiva, Lakshmi, Vishnu, Kali, Tara, Guanyin, Saraswati, Hanuman, Durga, Krishna and Kubera as figurines – across bronze finish, bronzed and hand-painted coloured executions.
