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    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set
    Statues Animals Mini Brass Statues Set ST276.animals
    Statues Deities Mini Brass Statues Set ST276.deities
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276
    Statues Mini Brass Statues Set ST276

    ST276.deities

    Mini Brass Statues Set

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    • These collectible mini brass statues are the same sacred designs found inside traditional Thai amulets, handmade by monks and local artisans to support their Wats (temples) across Thailand.
    • Each piece is meticulously cast from brass and polished by hand, measuring just 1-2" tall—perfect for your altar, bookshelf, or a meaningful travel companion.
    • Whether placed in your home or gifted to a loved one, these small statues serve as daily reminders of mindfulness and devotion. More than just decorative, they're symbolic spiritual tools for inspiration and intention.

    Choose from two sets! Each includes 5 mini statues—get one free and save $12. They look awesome arranged on a shelf or desktop together, or split them up between home and the office, or among friends and family.

    Deities Set

    Earth Touching Buddha One of the most iconic postures in Buddhism, this statue captures the moment of the Buddha's enlightenment. With one hand touching the earth, the Buddha calls upon it to witness his awakening—a powerful symbol of inner truth and transformation.
    Green Tara Known as the goddess of active compassion, Green Tara is swift to respond to those in need. She is a fierce yet nurturing protector, inspiring courage and compassion. A reminder to act with love, even in the face of difficulty.
    Guanyin Revered for her boundless compassion, Guanyin is the protector of women, children, and all who suufer. Her gentle prescence is a beacon of empathy and calm, encouraging kindness in everyday life. A powerful reminder that compassion is strength.
    Ganesh The beloved remover of obstacles, Ganesh is honored at the beginning of journeys. He brings clarity, creativity, and wisdom, making him a patron of learning and new beginnings. A grounding presence for your workspace or sacred area.
    Buddha with Nagas Surrounded by serpent deities, this Buddha represents spiritual protection and guidance. The Naga, a guardian of sacred teachings, sheilds the Buddha and repels negative forces. A meaningful symbol of peace and enlightenment.

     

    Animals Set

    Tiger The tiger is a symbol of fearless confidence, disciplined awareness, and inner strength. In Buddhist and Thai traditions, it represents protection, courage, and dominance over the wild, making it a powerful guardian for your personal space.
    Cat The cat, often seen as a symbol of independence, presence, and intuition, holds a unique place in spiritual practice. They're revered for their calm awareness and quiet strength, both qualities that align beautifully with meditation and mindfulness. The cat is a gentle reminder to trust your instincts, honor your solitude, and stay fully present.
    Dragon The dragon's powerful presence is believed to attract positive energy and ward off negativity. It's fearlessness can serve as an inspiration to overcome challenges and pursue your goals. Place it in your sacred space to invite courage, clarity, and positive energy into your life.
    Elephant The main characteristics of the elephant are strength and steadfastness. Therefore, it has become a symbol of physical and mental strength as well as responsibility and earthiness. It is also one of the animals included in the Buddhist story of the Four Friends. A creature of great strength and size, yet capable of amazing tenderness and intelligence.
    Snake Snakes are known to represent healing, transformation and personal growth. In Buddhism, serpents are often depicted as protectors of the Buddha and the dharma. As snakes shed their skin, they are known as symbols of rebirth and transformation. They represent moving through life's changes and transitioning on a spiritual level.

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