Who are 3 Buddhas Amitabha, Medicine, and Shakyamuni?

When presented together, Shakyamuni, Amitabha, and Medicine Buddha form a powerful spiritual triad in Buddhist art and symbolism. Shakyamuni Buddha is typically placed at the center, representing the source of the Dharma and the enlightened teacher of our time. Amitabha Buddha is often depicted on the left, symbolizing boundless compassion and the promise of rebirth in the Western Pure Land. Medicine Buddha appears on the right, embodying healing, protection, and the alleviation of suffering. As a triad, they represent a complete path: the wisdom of the teachings, the purification of mind and body, and the compassionate aspiration for liberation.

How is this 3 Buddhas Statue Set made?

This set of three Buddha statues—Amitabha, Medicine Buddha, and Shakyamuni—is expertly cast in copper alloy using the traditional lost-wax method. Each figure is meticulously hand-carved with intricate detail, richly gold-plated, and features a delicately hand-painted face, resulting in a profoundly moving representation of enlightened presence and craftsmanship.

Who made this 3 Buddhas Statue Set?

This Three Buddhas Statue Set is beautifully hand-carved by master artisans from Patan, Nepal—renowned for their generational legacy in the sacred art of traditional Buddhist sculpture.