Cute Mini Cream Buddha Statues, they look great amongst crystal collections or can be a cute little addition to your zen space as a daily reminder to work on your practices, be it yoga, meditation or whatever! 
 
With four to choose from, a breakdown of each one's pose with their meanings below;
 
1. Dhyana Mudra with Offering:
The dhyana Buddha statue shows both hands resting in the lap. The back of the right hand is leaning on the palm of the left hand. This is the meditation mudra, which symbolises wisdom. The Buddha used this gesture during his final meditation under the Bodhi tree when he attained enlightenment. Complete with an offering bowl.
 
2. Varada Mudra:
The right arm of the varada statue falls downwards, with the palm facing towards the viewer. The five extended fingers represent the five perfections: generosity, morality, patience, effort and concentration. The varada mudra stands for compassion and charity and is often combined with other mudras.
 
3. Abhaya Mudra:
The abhaya gesture shows the Buddha with the right hand raised, the palm facing outwards and the fingers upwards, while the left arm is next to the body. The Buddha can be depicted either in standing or seated position. The mudra is the gesture of fearlessness. It shows the stage of the Buddha’s life immediately after achieving enlightenment.
 
4. Dhyana Mudra:
The dhyana Buddha statue shows both hands resting in the lap. The back of the right hand is leaning on the palm of the left hand. This is the meditation mudra, which symbolises wisdom. The Buddha used this gesture during his final meditation under the Bodhi tree when he attained enlightenment.