Description

The buddha statue refers to the casting of copper or bronze, and the bronze Buddha statue is the most common one in Buddhist temples. This buddha statue is made by the Aongking factory, the Buddha statue is solemn and lifelike. The commonly used materials for casting bronze Buddha statues are bronze, brass, and red copper. The buddha statue originated in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. It is a sculpture made of copper as the embryo, using carving, casting, and other techniques. The art of bronze sculpture mainly expresses the beauty of shape, texture, and decoration. The production of the buddha statue generally has to go through several important processes such as metal smelting, forging, carving, gold plating, polishing, and red coloring. The buddha statue process is more complicated, and the craftsmanship is also very elegant. The buddha statue is based on the profound Chinese traditional culture and art, with Buddhist statue art as the background, combined with modern expression techniques and artistic aesthetic feelings, eclectic, pioneering, and innovative. Combined with diversified materials, the traditional buddha statue production and the modern human environment are integrated.