Medicine Buddha made of brass - unique piece - 33.5 cm

The Medicine Buddha, also known as Bhaishajyaguru, is an important figure in Mahayana Buddhism, particularly Tibetan Buddhism. He embodies compassion, wisdom, and the ability to heal. He is often viewed as an enlightened physician who can cure not only physical illnesses but also spiritual suffering and ignorance. His name "Bhaishajyaguru" literally means "master of the remedy."

The myrobalan branch in his right hand is a reference to medicinal plants and herbs used for medicinal purposes in the Tibetan and Ayurvedic context. This emphasizes the Medicine Buddha's aspect as a healer and embodiment of healing knowledge. The myrobalan branch symbolizes his ability to cure physical and mental illnesses. The vessel of healing nectar in his left hand represents spiritual nourishment and the remedy for the world's suffering. This nectar symbolizes the Medicine Buddha's compassion, which can alleviate the world's suffering, much like a remedy cures physical illnesses.

The sculpture was given a golden patina. The robe is adorned with numerous precious stones.