How does the image of buddha tend to vary from statue to statue?

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abruzzese [7]2 years ago

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Answer:The eyes of Buddha can be wide open or half-closed.

Explanation:

In addition to Madras, the Buddha is often depicted with other common conventions like the lotus flower, .Elongated ears, usnisa (the protrusion on the top of the head), and the urna (the raised dot in the middle of the forehead). These elements make reference to the history of the life of the historic Buddha.

vivado [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

This statue is sitting like the Buddha statues, and two of its hands are in the meditation position. The statue also has a dot between its eyes, an urna, which is also found in Buddhism. There are many differences as well. ... It also has a snake around its neck, an image that is not seen in the Buddha statues.

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