In this mesmerizing rendition, the “second Dhyani Buddha Akshobhya” has been depicted sitting in Bhumisparsha mudra (also known as Earth witness gesture). Seated in deep meditation, his right hand gracefully touches the Earth, symbolizing the moment he called upon the Earth as a witness to his enlightenment. The left hand is carrying an “alms bowl”, signifying renunciation of material desires. His hair is depicted in small, tight curls, forming a cranial protuberance known as the “Ushnisha” signifying the attainment of higher consciousness and the enlightened mind. Clad in monastic robes (Kasaya), embodying simplicity and detachment, Lord Buddha’s presence emanates serenity and spiritual elegance. Made from high-quality brass, this sacred artwork represents the moment when Shakyamuni overcame the obstructions of demon “Mara” while meditating on Truth.