This 3D-printed replica of the “Buddha of the Future (Miroku Bosatsu)” captures the grace and spiritual significance of the original bronze sculpture from Japan’s Asuka period (538–710). The original artwork, housed in The Cleveland Museum of Art, represents Maitreya, the Buddha of the Future, and was created during a time when Buddhism was newly introduced to Japan. This faithful reproduction preserves the intricate detailing and serene expression of the original, embodying the deep reverence for Maitreya, who was believed to bring salvation in the future.
Available in a variety of materials:
– Black Nylon: Resistant to external conditions, with a uniform color and surface that provides a durable, scratch-resistant finish. Ideal for an affordable, consistent, and refined appearance.
– White Nylon: Polished for a smooth, tactile experience, this option offers a clean and simple aesthetic, perfect for minimalist settings.
– Brass, Bronze, Gold Plated Brass, White Rhodium Plated Brass: These metal options are created using a master model through a metal casting process, offering an elegant and sophisticated look. The surface finish is smooth and refined, giving a high-end feel to the replica. Perfect for collectors seeking a luxurious representation of this ancient artwork.
The precise craftsmanship used in each material captures the fine details of the original sculpture, including the traces of gilding and the delicate incised patterns. Whether displayed as a devotional object or a decorative piece, this replica maintains the spiritual essence and artistry of the original.
Note: For objects that exceed the limitations of the production process, the replica will be scaled down proportionally from the original 39.4 cm (15 1/2 inches).
