NHRC Siripathula Jethawana Museum

(SKU: LSB1003194) In the past, taking blessings was commonly encountered worshiping deities and placing one's head at or under their feet. Due to these behaviors, goddesses' feet in depiction have been mistaken for their real feet in several cultures. The Buddha is also comparable in this regard. The representation of the Buddha's footsteps has come to be considered as being his feet. As a result, the imprints are revered and valued by Buddhists as relics. The footprints served as a symbolic reminder to the populace that the Buddha existed and left behind a spiritual path to be followed. These footprints are unique because they are the only structures that provide the impression that the Buddha is physically present on the planet.

This Product Details,

• Height - 5"
• Weight - 300g
• Material - Fiber Glass