Maitreya Collection (page 2)

In the serene region of Ladakh, India, lies the magnificent Thiksey monastery

Maitreya Collection: Gilt bronze altarpiece of Buddha Maitreya seated on a throne, surrounded by attendants, monks

Gilt bronze altarpiece of Buddha Maitreya seated on a throne, surrounded by attendants, monks, bodhisattvas
BUDDHIST ALTARPIECE. Gilt bronze altarpiece of Buddha Maitreya seated on a throne, surrounded by attendants, monks, bodhisattvas, and celestial beings. Height: 12 3/4 in

Maitreya Collection: Buddha Maitreya, the Buddha who has not yet appeared on earth

Buddha Maitreya, the Buddha who has not yet appeared on earth. Rock crystal sculpture, Nepali, 17th century
BUDDHA, 17th CENTURY. Buddha Maitreya, the Buddha who has not yet appeared on earth. Rock crystal sculpture, Nepali, 17th century

Maitreya Collection: Temple and Gardens - Shanghai

Temple and Gardens - Shanghai
The Three Sages Hall (San Sheng Dian) and gardens, located at the Longhua Buddhist Temple dedicated to the Maitreya Buddha located in Shanghai, China. Date: circa 1910s

Northern India, Ladakh, Thikse gompa (monastery). watchful eyes of Maitreya Buddha in temple

Statue of Maitreya, Buddha of the Future, Bongeunsa temple, Seoul, South Korea, Asia

Statue of the future Buddha (Maitreya), Mulbekh, Ladakh, India, Asia

Maitreya Collection: The 55 foot high sandalwood statue of Maitreya Buddha recorded in the Guiness Book of Records at

The 55 foot high sandalwood statue of Maitreya Buddha recorded in the Guiness Book of Records at Yonghe Gong Tibetan Buddhist Lama Temple, Beijing, China, Asia

Maitreya Collection: Buddha / H Dore / On Own

Buddha / H Dore / On Own
BUDDHA Siddhartha Gautama Maitreya, the Buddha of the future

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In the serene region of Ladakh, India, lies the magnificent Thiksey monastery. Nestled within its walls is a sight that captivates all who lay eyes upon it - the immense and beautifully gilded Maitreya Buddha in the Chamkhang temple. Standing tall at 15 meters, this statue of Maitreya, also known as the Future Buddha, is a symbol of hope and enlightenment for devotees from all corners of Asia. Its presence radiates tranquility and serenity, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its divine aura. Not limited to Ladakh alone, statues depicting they are be found across various countries such as South Korea and Nepal. Each one showcases unique craftsmanship and devotion to this revered figure. From Seoul's Bongeunsa temple to Nepal's copper repousse masterpiece, these representations serve as reminders of his significance in Buddhist teachings. They embody compassion and wisdom - qualities that are believed to guide humanity towards a brighter future. Even ancient artifacts bear witness to Maitreya's enduring legacy. Manuscripts dating back centuries depict Bodhisattva Maitreya with utmost reverence while Pyu period sculptures exude an air of mystery surrounding their unknown creators. One cannot help but marvel at the intricately painted thangka banners portraying Bodhisattva Maitreya surrounded by his retinue during the 16th century. These vibrant works transport viewers into realms where divinity meets artistry. As we gaze upon these timeless depictions of Miroku from Japan's Nara period or Pre-Angkor era sculptures from Southeast Asia, we are reminded that despite passing centuries and changing civilizations, faith in Maitreya remains unwavering. Maitreya represents not only a future enlightened being but also serves as a reminder for us all to strive towards inner peace and compassion.