This standing Buddha is depicted in the Namaskara Mudra, a gesture of prayer, greeting, and deep respect. The hands, pressed together at the heart center, symbolize unity, balance, and honoring the divine both within and in all beings. It’s a common mudra in Southeast Asian traditions, particularly in Thai and Laotian Buddhist art, representing deep reverence and humility.

The elongated ears, gentle smile, and high ushnisha (crown of wisdom) identify him as an enlightened being, while his long flowing robe, richly decorated with swirling paisley and mirrored embellishments, speaks to Thai artistic influence. The blue-and-white color palette adds a calming aesthetic—inviting stillness, presence, and inner reflection.

His upright standing posture conveys alertness, readiness, and the embodiment of mindfulness in action. This is not a Buddha of withdrawal, but of sacred presence in daily life.

Use it to:

• Create a peaceful entryway, altar, or meditation space
• Invoke compassion, respect, and divine connection
• Support daily mindfulness or devotional practices
• Honor Thai Buddhist tradition and cultural grace