John Timberland Sitting Buddha 29 1/2" High Sandstone Outdoor Statue

Absolutely 🤩! It was a bit more expensive than other similar products on Amazon, but was totally worth it! It looks amazing, and I am pretty sure it can sustain any weather (including snow). It dries up quickly in rain (I poured water over it). The light sandstone is light enough to pick it up, yet heavy enough to keep it in place. And above all, it looks awesome under my oak tree ❤️.

I Received this item very fast; it was well-packed. Gorgeous and tasteful, the best I have seen for a tasteful garden sculpture. Resin but gray, stone finish that looks like a fine antique sculpture, and I am particular. So beautiful it could be used indoors in an oriental decor. Very large, almost 3 ft high! Most are too small for good visual impact outdoors. Aged, stone-like pattina. The resin is THICK AND heavy enough to stay put in storms and wind, but most could easily lift it, unlike the concrete ones which require 2 people to put in place I had to give up on. NOT PLASTIC or cheap. Very reasonable cost--others this size were $200.00+. 100% A-1--just exactly wht I was looking for in a substantial garden statue!!!

Beautifully created statue of a sitting Buddha. I have it on my front steps and it looks great. Very heavy - it feels substantial and it not going to be blown over. The statue arrived via FedEx in just a couple of days, and I was very surprised by how heavy it was as well as the quality of the workmanship. It would look great in any setting. The Buddha is almost a 30 inches tall, so it is easily visible from the street. It adds a wonderful peaceful look to the yard. I debated where to put it - in the garden or on the steps, but decided that it is such a great anchor piece for the front of the house to put it on the front steps.

I received it today and already in love with it. It's pretty big and it was just what I was looking for for my back garden. We just bought a house a moth ago, so transforming my garden into a ZEN area is my goal. I put it by the pool and can see it through my window, working in my office. It immediately gives me that calming peaceful serene feeling when I look at it. That's what I wanted to achieve. I am trying to make my garden to look inviting sort of 'escape' world from my stressful business life. This was the right step. My husband says that Buddha should be in gold color. Who knows, maybe, but I don't think it's necessary. Still, I am considering spray painting it in antique gold to look real (and fixing 2 lights on both sides to be visible in the dark), but not yet sure. Has anyone done aything like that? Just curious. But even without going over the top -I love it.

When I first got it it was broken. I was so dissatisfied but right away I contacted the seller. They replied the next day saying that they would send me a new one and no need to return the broken one. Happy to say it came a week later and this time it was in one piece. I’m in love with it.

It is large and sits on a giant tree stump on a knoll above my driveway as one approach the entryway. It’s base and size makes it 20 pounds and that is enough to anchor it without all the hassle people are asked to go through to keep many of these from falling over. This one is well packaged and just the right weight. It is a female form of the Buddha but of course bodies of human women are actually similar to mens. There are fat male form Buddhas but the purpose of the Buddha having many forms is to show that it is the spirit of the Buddha that matters and not the body. As a note of interest Prince Siddhartha was Hindu and the first twelve vedas written make up Hinduism. The concept of the Buddha was written and became the 13th Veda of Hinduism. Most Buddhists in that part of the world follow that 13th Veda as a guide. Hinduism accepts it as the final Veda. I suppose you could say it is similar to the Christian bible in that the New Testament is added to the Old Testament. The New Testament followers are considered Christian and those that follow the Old Testament only are Jewish. They think Christ was a prophet but are still waiting for the savior to arrive. Buddhism is unique among what we call religions because adherence to a god concept is not necessary to follow Buddhist teachings. Shinto Buddhism practiced in Japan is a structured form with traditions and rituals like Roman Catholicism. I include this commentary because it is good to be able to explain to people why you have a Buddha in your yard or home. It represents a spiritual view of life without strict rules that teaches that we can all have the essence of the Buddha inside of us and live our lives on earth as if every day here is what is most important. The best people try to live their lives in that light to create as much heaven on earth as possible. You dont need to compete or even believe in a god to enter heaven. You only need to do your best while living here and it all counts. That is what this excellent and sturdy seated Buddha image represents and why you want to display it. I have statues that display many religions along with a few mythological figures as a way of saying that there are many paths to the same destination. You and your guests will enjoy the peaceful feeling brought to your home with this reasonably priced truly substantial image. You are allowed to explain Buddhist thought your own way without worrying that some adherent will correct your thinking though there are always some who will claim you have it wrong. It only means they have more to learn. You are the Buddha and the Buddha is you. Treat yourself and others with compassion on the journey……..and use this display as a daily reminder that what you do that day matters.

Just what I wanted for my back yard, I put it on a bench over looking my swimmng pool I placed it beside my Bamboo trees. It is well made and just the right size and was very well packed.

This buddha statue is more beautiful than I expected. It came in a very large box, quite safely wrapped in both bubble wrap and paper. I put it under a beautifully pruned canopied tree in my backyard simply because the Buddha reached enlightenment under a tree and the statue seemed to want to be there. After a few days, that didn't seem like enough, so I found some exquisite glass blocks and made a statue platform from them, placing the Buddha on top of the blocks. After a few days that too didn't seem like enough, so now the statue has seasonal flowers (in pots for easy changing) around it. Now it seems perfect. It adds such beautiful peace and even hope to the backyard and to me whenever I gaze upon it. Very happy with this purchase. I do not have any idea how it's going to weather the elements over time. So that is an unknown at the moment. I guess we'll find out.