Buddhist figures are important representations in Buddhism, often depicting key teachings and historical figures. The most recognized figure is Buddha, who attained enlightenment and shared his insights on suffering and the path to liberation. Other significant figures include Bodhisattvas, who embody compassion and assist others in achieving enlightenment. In addition to these central figures, various deities and monks play roles in different Buddhist traditions. Statues and images of these figures are commonly found in temples and homes, serving as objects of devotion and reminders of the teachings of Buddhism.