Stone Statues Collection

Japan, Kyoto, Arashiyama, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple, Rakan (disciples of Shaka, the founder of Buddhism) Buddhist images that were carved by worshipers

Head of Zeus-Oromandes (photo)
aP168406 Head of Zeus-Oromandes (photo) by Greek, (1st century BC); Nemrut Dagi, Anatolia, Turkey; (add.info.: built by the Commagene King Antiochus; ); Greek, out of copyright

Head of Zeus-Oromandes, a goddess and an eagle (photo)
XSP224335 Head of Zeus-Oromandes, a goddess and an eagle (photo) by Greek, (1st century BC); Nemrut Dagi, Anatolia, Turkey; (add.info.: built by the Commagene King Antiochus; ); Greek

Head of Zeus-Oromandes and a goddess (photo)
XSP224333 Head of Zeus-Oromandes and a goddess (photo) by Greek, (1st century BC); Nemrut Dagi, Anatolia, Turkey; (add.info.: built by the Commagene King Antiochus; ); Greek, out of copyright

Head of Zeus-Oromandes (photo)
XSP224332 Head of Zeus-Oromandes (photo) by Greek, (1st century BC); Nemrut Dagi, Anatolia, Turkey; (add.info.: built by the Commagene King Antiochus; ); Greek, out of copyright

Japan, Kyoto, Arashiyama, Adashino Nenbutsu-Ji Temple

The Janus Stone, Boa Island Co Fermanagh, Ireland

Kanmangafuchi area of Nikko town. The Narabijizo stone statues wearing red bibs. Japan Tochigi prefecture Nikko Kanmangafuchi Narabijizo Bakejizo jizo buddha stone statues wearing red bibs

Heroes Square Chariot Statue Hungary, Budapest, Heroes Square. Heroes Square Chariot Statue

Stone statues in the Kamakhya Hindu temple, Guwahati, Assam, India, Asia

Statues at Xieng Khuan (Buddha Park), Vientiane, Laos, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

Statue at Xieng Khuan (Buddha Park), Vientiane, Laos, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

Stone statues at Otagi Nenbutsu ji Temple, Arashiyama Sagano area, Kyoto, Japan, Asia

Stone statues and autumn maple leaves at Otagi Nenbutsu ji Temple, Arashiyama Sagano area, Kyoto, Japan, Asia

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Discover the serenity of stone statues in Japan's enchanting city of Kyoto. In the picturesque district of Arashiyama, two temples stand out for their awe-inspiring collection of sculptures. At Adashino Nenbutsu-Ji Temple, you'll be greeted by a mesmerizing array of Buddhist statues that represent centuries-old traditions and beliefs. Meanwhile, Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple boasts an extraordinary sight - rows upon rows of Rakan, the disciples of Shaka, the historical Buddha. Each intricately carved figure exudes its own unique personality and expression, creating a captivating atmosphere that transports you to another time. Among these remarkable creations is the Head of Zeus-Oromandes statue. Its majestic presence commands attention as it stands tall amidst its surroundings. A symbol of power and divinity, this sculpture captivates with its intricate details and mythical allure. In another corner lies a fascinating composition featuring the Head of Zeus-Oromandes alongside a goddess and an eagle. The harmonious blend between human form and animal symbolism evokes a sense of mysticism and wonder. As you explore these sacred grounds in Arashiyama's Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple, immerse yourself in the rich history behind each Rakan disciple statue. These stone figures tell tales from ancient times, preserving stories that have shaped Japanese culture throughout generations. Let your senses wander as you marvel at these stone masterpieces - silent witnesses to centuries gone by. Experience tranquility like never before amidst Kyoto's breathtaking landscapes adorned with these magnificent stone statues.