This wooden sculpture stands at 7 inches tall, capturing a serene and meditative figure seated gracefully atop a stylized lotus base amidst swirling waves. Behind the figure, a large, circular halo is intricately engraved with traditional East Asian calligraphy ,the complete text of the Heart Sutra in traditional Chinese characters. This intricate detail elevates the piece beyond mere decoration, transforming it into a profound spiritual artifact that carries the essence of one of the most revered scriptures in Mahayana Buddhism. The precision of the calligraphy against the warm wood grain creates a captivating interplay of light and shadow, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the meditative harmony between the physical artistry and the sacred wisdom inscribed upon it, adding a layer of profound spiritual and historical depth to this artistic piece. The warm, rich tones of the natural wood grain enhance the delicate details, from the figure's serene facial expression and flowing robes to the dynamic movement captured in the waves below. Perfect for a mindful home sanctuary, a professional office space, or as a sophisticated addition to any collection of fine Asian art, this sculpture embodies balance, tranquility, and expert craftsmanship. Its compact 7-inch stature makes it an ideal centerpiece for shelves, desks, or meditation altars, offering both aesthetic beauty and a contemplative atmosphere to any room.

Dimensions: 4" x 2.5" x h7.25" approximate minor variation
Origin:      China
Material:   Boxwood
Condition: May have minor wood crack due to dry weather

For all USA domestic continental customers (from 48 states), there is a flat shipping fee of $18.95, which includes insurance and handling charges. (Additional shipping charges apply to buyers from Hawaii, Alaska, US Islands, Florida Keywest, and Canada). If you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, we warmly encourage you to take advantage of our convenient in-store pick-up option at no extra cost. Please keep all original packing material and box if damage happens