This beautiful wall-mounted mobile of a copper-plated and patinated metal Buddha head represents the head of Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha who founded Buddhism in India in the 6th century BCE. This wall-hanging mobile has a total length of approximately 40 cm. The dimensions of the head are approximately 15 cm by 11 cm.
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This "Buddha head" represents the head of Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism. His features are calm and meditative, with curly hair, half-closed eyes, and a serene smile. The Buddha head is often used in interior decoration to evoke peace, meditation, and serenity.
Material: Copper-plated metal
Dimensions: 40 cm x 11 cm
This wall decoration can be used in Buddhist meditation and prayer to help focus and find inner peace. It is a powerful symbol of spiritual quest, compassion, and awakening.
Siddhartha Gautama became the Buddha, which means "the Awakened One" or "the Enlightened One." Buddhism as a religious and philosophical tradition marked the rejection of traditional religious teachings of the time in favor of a new approach centered on meditation, the search for truth, and liberation from suffering. It continues to inspire people worldwide, regardless of their religious tradition.
Reference: DIC-10-07
This wall decoration comes to us from Thailand and represents the head of Siddharta Gautama, the historical Buddha, who lived in the 6th century BC. This decoration to hang on the wall is light and easily transportable, because it rolls up and unrolls like a parchment. It has a small rope at the back which makes it easy to attach to a nail for example.
Reference: S02
This very pretty soapstone Buddha measures 8 cm in height. Buddha is here seated in the lotus position, his 2 hands joined in prayer at the level of the heart chakra, performing Atmanjali Mudra. This mudra is widely used in Asia to greet, ask for something, thank, or take leave. It brings peace and love, and leads back to the path of the heart. In India, it is called Namaste, which literally means "I salute the light within you".
Reference: TGM-08-01
This large Indian wall hanging measures 2.40 m high by 2.20 m wide. It is in thick cotton with fringes. It depicts the historical Buddha in the lotus position, performing the gesture of fearlessness and protection (abhaya-mudrā) with his right hand. His left hand is at rest, palm turned towards the sky. The Buddha is seated under a banyan tree, whose falling leaves represent the passage of time.
Reference: TPM-10
This hanging is white and black, in thick cotton with fringes and measures approximately 2.20 m in height by 1.20 m in width. It represents Buddha meditating under the sacred fig tree, or "Bodhi tree". This tree is actually a banyan, very common around temples or pagodas in Asian countries. Buddha is seated in the lotus position, performing the mudra of fearlessness and protection (abhaya-mudrā) with his right hand.
Reference: S11
This bronze Chinese Buddha (or Laughing Buddha) is a representation of Budai, a Chinese Zen Buddhist monk who lived during China's last Liang Dynasty, in the tenth century. Its Buddhist name, Quieci, means promise in Chinese. Statue Height : 14 cm.
Reference: S01
This Chinese Laughing Buddha in green resin is 8 cm tall and comes from Nepal. It depicts Budai, a Buddhist monk who lived in 10th century China. Far from presenting the image of an ascetic life, the big Buddha is not the historical Buddha, who was rather slender. Budai statues are traditionally considered lucky charms. They are found in most Chinese homes as well as many Asian temples and restaurants. Budai symbolizes joy of life, abundance and wealth, both material and spiritual.
Reference: TMIN-07-03
This small "Buddha Lotus" wall hanging is made of cotton and measures approximately 110 cm in height by 70 cm in width. It represents Siddhartha Gautama, the awakened Buddha, meditating in the center of a lotus flower. This hanging symbolizes the lightness of the lotus flower rising above the surface of the water, and the meditation of the Buddha, who rests like a butterfly on his lotus throne. He performs the chin mudra with his hands, and sends waves of love represented by hearts.
Reference: BO-01
These beautiful brass earrings represent heads of Thai Buddha, the historical Buddha. The head of Buddha is the symbol of balance and harmony. Closed eyes symbolize deep meditation and long ears symbolize attentive listening.
Reference: DIC-08-R
This wall storage, in thick and solid fabric, is composed of 3 colored pockets, arranged vertically, on a black background. The 3 pockets are beautifully embroidered and decorated with elephants and typical Thai geometric patterns. There is a wooden stick at the top, and another at the bottom, for good support, and a black cotton cord, at the top, allowing you to hang your storage on a nail for example. It is ideal in the bedroom, the bathroom, the living room... Height 80 cm without the cord, 105 cm with the cord.
Reference: BE-01
This Feng Shui lucky charm should be hung on your front door. For one girl you will find the Yin Yang symbol in the center Yi King, and for another girl you will see the representations of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs. There is also the infinity knot at the top and a red double pom pom at the bottom.
Reference: NAP-01-03
This very pretty round "mandala" tablecloth is in cotton with white fringes. It will be perfect to cover a round table. It can also be used as a floor mat at home for your activities, or during your outings in nature (countryside, beach...) or as a meditation mat. It measures 2 meters in diameter. It is covered with a superb floral "mandala" pattern with peacock feathers and geometric designs organized in a circle.
Reference: MO-04
This golden metal Buddha mobile with its three bells measures 22 cm in height and 4 cm in width. It is decorated with colorful glass beads. Buddha is seated in the lotus position, performing the gesture of fearlessness (abhaya-mudrā), which is a gesture of protection. His right hand is raised, palm facing outward, while the left hand is placed on his legs. In both hands, the thumb and index finger touch (chin mudra).
Reference: DIC-10-07
This wall decoration comes to us from Thailand and represents the head of Siddharta Gautama, the historical Buddha, who lived in the 6th century BC. This decoration to hang on the wall is light and easily transportable, because it rolls up and unrolls like a parchment. It has a small rope at the back which makes it easy to attach to a nail for example.
Reference: DIC-01
This beautiful notebook is handmade in India by Tibetan refugees. The paper is entirely handmade. Its leather cover is finely decorated with floral patterns and mandalas, and it features a natural stone (stone color is random). There is a string to mark your page or to keep the notebook closed.
Reference: EV-01
This foldable sandalwood fan is made in Thailand. It measures 20 cm in length when closed, and approximately 33 cm in width when open. Delicately scented thanks to the sandalwood from which it comes, it is openworked and can be used as decoration or to stir the air.
Reference: S10
This mimosa wood elephant is handmade by Thai artisans. It measures 25 cm in height, 23 cm in length, and weighs approximately 2 kilograms. Its long and powerful tusks symbolize strength and power, while the inward-facing trunk invites introspection and reflection.
Reference: DIC-06-1
A mortar and pestle are traditional tools used together to crush and mix ingredients, whether in cooking, cosmetics, or pharmacy. The mortar is a standing bowl, with a characteristic shape. It is used to hold the ingredients. And the pestle is a tool with an elongated shape, which is also characteristic. It is used to grind the ingredients in the mortar.
Reference: TG-01
The tingsha is a traditional Tibetan instrument consisting of two small bronze cymbals connected by a leather strap or chain. The clear and pure sound of the tingsha has the power to purify the negative energies existing in a room, but also to prepare the mind before a prayer, a meditation, or a yoga session.
Reference: EV-02
This Thai fabric fan is decorated with beautiful colors and depicts traditional Thai houses by a river. It can be used to cool off in hot weather, by stirring the ambient air, or to decorate the walls of houses. They can also be used as a traditional Thai dance prop, such as the Fawn Thai dance. The Thai fabric fan is a very beautiful object that reflects the richness of Thai culture and the beauty of its traditional craftsmanship.
Reference: DIC-04
Felt ball crafting, also known as felt pom poms, is a craft technique using felted wool to create decorative balls. This quirky and colorful felt ball trivet measures approximately 22cm in diameter and is ethically traded with Nepalese artisans.
Reference: TA-02
The small-sized Dari rug, bursting with vibrant colors, is perfect for defining a relaxation corner in the bedroom or living room. It can also serve as a doormat at the entrance, or be placed in front of the bathroom or kitchen sink. Its dimensions are approximately 90 cm in length by 50 cm in width. It's made from strips of recycled cotton with random colors, making each piece unique.
Reference: DIC-02
This cute wooden frog is a traditional toy in Thailand, which makes a musical sound like a frog croaking! In the frog's mouth there is a stick, take it out and hold it by the thinnest part. Then slide the thickest part of the stick over the frog's back, from bottom to top. Handmade in Thailand.
Reference: DIC-09
This pretty little foldable wooden table can be used as a stool or a pedestal table. It measures approximately 30 cm in height and 30 cm in width. It is versatile, light and very practical. It is easy to transport and store in a closet, under a bed, in a bag... It is ideal as a small side table, and space-saving.
Reference: MO-05-08
This wooden elephant mobile, handmade in India, is made up of a golden rope, two stone balls, small silver beads and a golden brass bell. It measures approximately 34 cm in total length and 8 cm in width. Ideal for decoration in a child's bedroom, living room, kitchen, car, etc.
This beautiful wall-mounted mobile of a copper-plated and patinated metal Buddha head represents the head of Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha who founded Buddhism in India in the 6th century BCE. This wall-hanging mobile has a total length of approximately 40 cm. The dimensions of the head are approximately 15 cm by 11 cm.
