Resin Statues

This amazing and awe-inspiring Buddhist statue was created in homage to the Sukhothai era in Thailand, dating back to the 13th and 14th centuries. This particular Buddha is seated on a tall throne with his hands in the cosmic mudra position.

This amazing resin statue is a true masterpiece and one of our most striking and brilliant works of art. It features the famous Chinese general Kwan Kun in the midst of war, ready to strike with his deadly broard sword.

The famous Chinese general Kwan Kun was renowned for being one of the most successful military minds ever. Seen here in all his glory, he wields a huge broad sword and is wearing the traditional Chinese attire of a general.

This striking resin statue depicts a Chinese dragon, which is associated with wisdom, courage and strength in Asian lore.

Known as imperial guardian lions, Foo Dogs are powerful and mythic protectors dating back to ancient Chinese times. They typically guard the entrance to temples, imperial palaces, and the homes of wealthy and important people.

This amazing and artistically crafted statue depicts a monk in a weeping position with his hands covering his face. The monk weeps out of compassion for humanity thus symbolizing the strain humanity has bore upon the spiritual nature of things.

Contemplation and meditation have been a part of Eastern culture for thousands of years. This artistic statue was cleverly made so that the mid-section of the body is missing, reflecting the transcendental state that results from contemplation.

Also known as Happy Buddha and Laughing Buddha, this ebullient and joyous Buddha statue represents happiness, longevity and prosperity in Asian culture. It is believed that rubbing his belly will bring good luck and fortune.

This beautifully casted resin statue features the Buddha dancing and frolicking in joyous rapture. His big belly is symbolic of good luck and is often rubbed to bestow fortune and blessings.

The Chinese dragon is one of the most revered and respected symbols in China. This amazing dragon statue features a Chinese dragon encircling the world, symbolically wielding its power.

A wild tiger is the theme of this remarkable animal statue. The tiger is viewed as the king of beasts in Chinese culture and representative of power, loyalty and courage.

Beautifully cast, this delightful resin box features an intricate design that includes Thai elephants. The design is cast on the cover of the box and around all four sides.

This beautiful statue set features the three wise men of China - high officials sent to bestow health, wealth and longevity upon the Emperors of various dynasties.

This remarkable resin statue features the Hindu deity Ganesh – lord of beginnings and obstacles. Here he is seen riding on the back of a rat, his principle vehicle and symbolic of a pest or obstacle to be overcome.

Ganesh is one of the most popular and best known deities worshipped in Hinduism. His elephant body makes him easy to spot. Ganesh is viewed as the lord of beginnings and the lord of obstacles.

This awesome dragon statue depicts the infamous Chinese water dragon spouting a gush of water from its mouth. The superlative detail of this resin statue can only be appreciated when seen in person.

This magnificent dragon statue features the fantasy dragon of Western culture and imagination. Unlike the Chinese dragon, the Western dragon has wings and stands on its hind legs.

The Buddha is the spiritual heart of Asia and magnificently displayed in temples and throughout the countryside.

Our Buddha head statue is a tribute to the Sukhothai era (13th-14th centuries) in Thailand, when Buddhas were sculpted with fine curled hair, arched eyebrows, a high crown and a gentle smile.

The face of the Buddha is symbolic of the enlightened state, a place where all desires and needs drop away and only pure consciousness exists.

This imposing and striking Buddha statue is one of our masterpieces. It features a Buddha figure from the Sukhothai period seated upon a large snake-like serpent known as a naga.

Monks are people who make the ultimate spiritual sacrifice by living their lives in strict accordance with the teachings of their religion. This beautiful and inspirational Buddha statue is of a monk deep in meditation.

This magnificent resin statue is of a classic Buddha figure from the Sukhothai period (13th-14th centuries) in Thailand. The Sukhothai period is famous for sculpting Buddhas in an original and beautiful style.

Kwan Kun was a famous Chinese general and important military commander during the late Han Dynasty and Three Kingdoms period in China. Here he is magnificently casted, riding a fierce stallion into battle with broad sword at his side.

This is another classic Buddha statue from the Sukhothai period (13th-14th centuries) in Thailand. The Buddha in this resin statue is meditating in the Calling Earth to Witness position, struck during the time of his enlightenment.

This classic resin statue of an ancient Chinese warlord (an independent military commander) is an icon of a precarious time in Chinese society.

This heart-warming resin statue depicts a laughing, round-faced Buddha joyfully carrying three children.

Enlightenment – Awakening to true Buddha nature is the goal of all those who seek enlightenment. Set this powerful resin statue anywhere for inspiration and a decorative touch.