Painted Miniature Statue

In our collection of sacred statues, the gold-painted face stands as a hallmark of devotion and artistic mastery. Each feature—especially the eyes and lips—is meticulously hand-painted with 100% pure gold powder, a technique that transcends mere metalwork to breathe life and expression into the statue. This practice is deeply rooted in Buddhist tradition, where gilding the face symbolizes consecration, vitality, and reverence. The gold not only enhances the statue’s divine presence but also serves as a protective layer, ensuring its sanctity endures. To preserve its delicate beauty, we recommend displaying the statue under a glass case or covering its face with a soft cotton mask during transport—a testament to its sacred significance.

Traditional Color Finishing – Authenticity in Every Hue

Beyond the radiant gold, our statues are adorned with organic, traditional colors, applied with the same precision found in thangka paintings. Each hue is carefully selected to stay true to cultural depictions, whether it’s the vibrant tones or the serene palette of Buddhist deities. Skilled thangka artists—trained in the unique challenges of painting on metal—lend their expertise, using natural pigments and genuine gold to create a harmonious, lifelike finish. This marriage of artistry and tradition ensures every statue is not just a decorative piece but a faithful representation of spiritual iconography.

Ceramic Mold Casting – Precision Meets Heritage

Every statue begins its journey through the ceramic mold casting process, a modern technique that honors ancient craftsmanship. A detailed wax model is first sculpted, then encased in layers of heat-resistant ceramic. When fired in a kiln, the wax melts away, leaving a perfect cavity for molten metal. Once cast, the statue is hand-finished, Nepal—a city celebrated for its centuries-old metalwork traditions. This dual approach—advanced ceramic molding and artisan hand-detailing—guarantees exquisite detail, durability, and authenticity.