In this brass sculpture, Parinirvana Buddha has been depicted lying on his right side, signifying the state of complete enlightenment. His serene expression signifies transcendence beyond suffering and cyclic existence. In this mesmerising form, His right hand supports his head, while the left rests gently on his side. This posture symbolises the peaceful departure from the cycle of birth and death. Adorned with celestial robes (Kasaya), Lord Buddha represents his eternal and enlightened nature. As a powerful reminder of impermanence and the ultimate goal of spiritual liberation, the Parinirvana Buddha holds profound significance in Tibetan Buddhist traditions. This cherished artwork is a potent symbol of veneration and meditation, inviting deep contemplation on transience and enlightenment.