Buddha statues are artistic representations of Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. These statues come in various sizes and styles, often depicting Buddha in different poses, each symbolizing specific teachings or moments in his life. Common poses include the Meditation Mudra, where Buddha sits cross-legged, and the Bhumisparsha Mudra, where he touches the earth, signifying enlightenment and the overcoming of temptation. These statues are found in temples, gardens, and homes around the world, serving as reminders of peace, compassion, and mindfulness. Many people find comfort and inspiration in these figures, using them as focal points for meditation and reflection on the teachings of Buddhism.