Fiberglass Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Statue

This glass fiber reinforced plastic statue of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is the perfect fusion of craftsmanship and art. With its light weight, corrosion resistance and strong plasticity, glass fiber reinforced plastic provides artists with a broad creative space.

From the processing and production technology, the craftsmen have demonstrated extremely high professional standards and artistic attainments. First, the outline of Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is carefully carved, with smooth and precise lines, showing the tranquil and compassionate charm of the Bodhisattva to the fullest. Then, through the painting process, it is covered with gorgeous clothes. The red cassock is bright in color, and the exquisite patterns on it are delicate and subtle. Every stroke contains the craftsman’s concentration and care; the golden crown on the head is exquisitely shaped, and the golden luster is shining, showing a solemn and sacred feeling. The details of the magic weapon in the hand, the tin staff, are also unambiguous, with a red pole and a golden head, and exquisite craftsmanship. The lotus base is even more colorful, with clear layers, and the texture of the petals is clearly visible, as if it will sway in the breeze.

Looking at the on-site environment, this Bodhisattva statue is placed in a slightly messy workshop, surrounded by other unfinished Buddha statue prototypes. Such an environment may seem ordinary, but it witnesses the birth of art treasures. In this industrial space, the Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva statue is like a bright pearl, exuding an extraordinary temperament. It is not only a concrete embodiment of religious beliefs, but also has an abstract artistic sense – through the unique use of colors and shapes, it breaks the stereotype of traditional Buddha statues and presents it to the world in a more vivid and lively manner, reflecting the artist’s innovative interpretation of traditional themes and his persistent spirit of excellence in artistic creation.