Buddha image Phra Phuttha Pang Um Bat height 31 cm base width 3 inches for Sale

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Buddha image Phra Phuttha Pang Um Bat height 31 cm base width 3 inches For Sale

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Buddha image Phra Phuttha Pang Um Bat height 31 cm base width 3 inches:
$800.00

Buddha image Phra Phuttha Pang Um Bat, height 31 cm, base width 3 inches Buddha statue in this posture in a standing posture The heels of both feet together Both hands close together His two hands were raised to support the alms bowl at his hips. There is an alms bowl placed in the palm of the hand in a support position, popularly called "Pang Um Bat", popularly created as a daily basis for people born on Wednesday.
RecordWhen the Lord Buddha had performed the Vessantara Jataka to his relatives Prayoon relatives paid homage and returned to their royal residences. But no one invited the Lord Buddha to receive food in the morning. by understanding that Probably went to have a meal in the royal house The next day, the Buddha knew with his vision that the Buddha in the past when he came to his father's city According to Buddhist tradition, he went on alms to please the crowd. The Lord Buddha therefore went out for alms according to Buddhist traditions. and with great joy in worshiping It was the first time that the people of Kapilavastu had seen it. The Buddha held an alms bowl His Majesty the Buddha's gestures to please the sentient beings This is to increase joy and joy. The Buddha's conduct is now the cause of the Buddha's company to build a Buddha image called the Umbat posture.
ReferHer Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Krom Phraya Damrong Rajanubhab Legend of the Buddhist pagoda. Thonburi : Rungwattana Printing House, 1970.Stories of various Buddha statues. Luang Borriban Burirat and Mr. Kasem Boonsri (His Majesty the King graciously to be printed for royal charity at Chitralada Villa on October 31, 1957)The art of Buddha statues in Thailand. Master Jit BuabutArts in Thailand. Professor Prince Suphattradit Diskul