Gilt Brass Buddha - Varada Mudra Tang Horses It's pained with the shop

It's pained with the shop name - 'Jing Su Huo Ju' and was sourced in Shanxi

naturally weathered surface highlights the fine grain and durability of northern elm (yumu

These charming mirrors are made from old teak panels with a distressed paint finish

and represent the happily married bride and groom

a tape measure and threads are also contained

Gilt Brass Buddha - Varada Mudra Tang Horses It's pained with the shopThis brass Buddha has a serene gaze and is seated varada mudra, both palms open. Varada mudra is a sign of compassion & charity, representing the five perfections; patience, effort, concentration, generosity & morality. This pose is always from a seated position with the right hand resting on the knee, hand facing outwards. Here Buddha also holds an offering bowl.