The Buddha is skillfully portrayed in a variety of iconographic styles. Buddha Heads have been among the most widely used iconographic depictions of the Buddha and his traits, along with other Buddha sculptures and pictures. The Buddha's head is typically shown as having a round, young, endearing, and sweet-looking visage, yet there is more to them than meets the eye. Buddha's heads, which are among the most significant components of his body, are meant to symbolize the enormous amount of knowledge the enlightened one holds. A Buddha's head is specifically sculpted to reflect the Buddha's knowledge, and the placid grin on the face represents the Buddha's pacific and serene character.

Additional Information

• Material: glass
• Mala’s length: 14.5 inches long
• Pendant’s size (L x B, inches): 2 x 1.2
• Handmade in Nepal.