Santika Buddha figure made of Suar wood, 60 cm – Peace in sculptural form The Santika Buddha is handcrafted with great attention to detail from solid Suar wood – a symbol of inner calm, balance, and timeless aesthetics. With a height of about 60 cm, this figure fits perfectly in the living space, garden, or as a central element in the meditation area. The praying hand position (Anjali Mudra) stands for gratitude, humility, and connection. The finely grained wood showcases a color palette ranging from light honey to warm brown – each sculpture is an individual work of art of Balinese carving. Santika – Peace in Gesture Santika means "Peace" in Balinese – exactly the expression embodied by the figure. The calm facial features, delicate line work, and classic sitting position in lotus pose make it a symbol of mindfulness. Whether in the entrance area, on the terrace, or indoors: The Santika Buddha creates an atmosphere of silence – a retreat for reflection and tranquility. Traditional Craftsmanship with Spiritual Aspirations Each figure is made from a single piece of Suar wood – a highly valued wood in Bali due to its natural hardness and vibrant grain. The master carvers work each line carefully by hand, without templates or models. This results in sculptures with individual character and soul. The surface is finely sanded, oiled, and remains visibly beautiful in its natural state – a sign of true craftsmanship. Product Details – Santika Buddha Figure Material: Solid Suar wood, hand-carved Height: approx. 60 cm Shape: Sitting Buddha in Anjali Mudra (praying hand position) Color: Natural tones from light honey to deep brown Usage: For indoor spaces and protected outdoor areas – ideal for living rooms, entrance areas, gardens, or meditation rooms Special Features: Each piece is unique – grain, facial expression, and details vary slightly Note on Handicraft: Each Santika Buddha figure is entirely handmade. Small imperfections in wood structure and execution emphasize the authenticity and make each figure a unique work of Balinese craftsmanship. More information on Balinese craftsmanship and why perfection is not always the goal can be found here.