A 3D-printed resin Buddha in the earth-touching pose: legs crossed, left hand in the lap, right hand to the ground—Bhumisparsha mudra, the same gesture as the bronze eighth-day image in this shop. Select from the available sizes, about 3.5 to 10 inches. Do not treat the old URL as a locked 10-inch-only piece.
Thai and Lao altars use this pose for the night the Buddha asked the earth to witness against Mara. Printed resin is a modern way to put that form on a desk or travel shrine. It is not lost-wax bronze and not wood, so it is light, affordable, and clearly a printed figure.
Layer lines can show in close light. That is how 3D prints look. Cast bronze weekday statues in the A-B-450 line have weight, and chasing these prints do not.
Dust dry. Keep out of direct sun so the resin doesn't chalk. Sit it where the pointing hand is visible.
A printed earth-touching Buddha—pick the height that fits your shelf.
