Buddha Garden Ornaments And Statues

Buddha Garden Ornaments are very popular with our customers. We sell Laughing Buddhas, Fat Buddha, Lucky Buddha and Meditation Buddha Statues.

We offer Buddha garden ornaments in a range of materials and finishes, such as stone, cast limestone, resin and metal as well as natural finishes, weathered, antiqued or coloured bronze or gold Buddha statues. We also have Extra Large Buddha Statues and Buddha Water Features.

So choose from our Buddha statues, heads, large laughing Buddhas, Dharma Buddha or Buddha mask and get Free UK delivery and great service!

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About Our Buddha Garden Ornaments and Statues 🧘

Transform your outdoor sanctuary with our premium collection of Buddha garden ornaments and statues, each crafted to bring peace and mindfulness to your British garden. From serene Meditating Buddhas to cheerful Laughing Buddhas (Hotei), our range suits both traditional English borders and modern Zen landscapes.

Our collection features Large Sitting Buddhas as dramatic focal points, elegant Buddha Heads & Busts for patios, and peaceful Standing Monks. Unlike lightweight resin alternatives, our statues are crafted from solid cast stone, designed to withstand British winters (down to -20°C) without cracking, flaking, or blowing over in high winds.

Looking for the perfect pairing? Match your Buddha with a Japanese Garden Ornament or a classic Stone Bird Bath to complete your meditation corner.

Why Choose Stone? ✨

  • ❄️ Weatherproof: Fully frost-proof cast limestone; safe outdoors year-round.
  • ⚖️ Stable & Heavy: Weights from 8kg to 45kg+, ensures stability in high winds.
  • 🛡️ Peace of Mind: Free UK delivery on orders over £50 and a 30-day return policy.
  • 🇬🇧 UK Manufactured: Supporting local craftsmanship.

Buying Guide: Choosing the Right Buddha

1. Decoding Buddha Hand Positions (Mudras) 👐

The position of the hands determines the specific energy the statue invites into your space. Use this quick guide to choose the right intent:

Mudra Name Hand Position Spiritual Meaning Ideal Garden Location
Dhyana Hands resting in lap Deep Meditation & Peace Quiet corners & Seating areas
Abhaya Right hand raised Protection & Fearlessness Gateways & Entrances
Bhumisparsha Fingers touching ground Earth Witness (Enlightenment) Central focal points
Laughing (Hotei) Arms raised, belly exposed Wealth, Joy & Abundance South-East (Wealth corner)

2. Materials for British Weather 🌦️

  • Cast Stone (Recommended): The gold standard for UK gardens. It creates a porous surface that encourages natural moss and lichen growth over 2–3 years, creating that desirable, aged "Wabi-Sabi" aesthetic.
  • Resin/Bronze Effect: Good for balconies due to lighter weight, but requires annual UV protection spray to prevent fading.

Looking for maximum impact? Browse our Large Stone Garden Ornaments for statement pieces.

3. Size & Respectful Placement 📏

Our range caters to all spaces, with prices starting from £45 for 30cm heads to £729 for 90cm+ statues.

Pro Tip: Never place a Buddha directly on the grass or soil, as this is considered disrespectful in Buddhist tradition. Always elevate your statue on a paving slab, gravel bed, or one of our dedicated Stone Plinths.

Feng Shui & Zen Garden Design Tips 🎋

🧭 Optimal Feng Shui Placement

  • Face East: Towards the rising sun for health and family wellbeing.
  • South-East Corner: The traditional sector for wealth and prosperity (ideal for Laughing Buddhas).
  • Near Water: Placing a statue near Water Features amplifies the "Chi" (energy) of peace.

🌿 Companion Planting for "Zen Look"

Complete the oriental aesthetic with UK-hardy plants that contrast against the grey stone:

  • 🍁 Japanese Acers
  • 🍃 Hostas
  • 🎍 Black Bamboo
  • 🌑 Pale Gravel/Slate

See our Classical Garden Statues for complementary pieces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do different Buddha hand positions mean?

Each Mudra carries meaning. Dhyana (hands in lap) signifies meditation; Abhaya (hand raised) offers protection; Bhumisparsha (touching earth) represents enlightenment. The Laughing Buddha is actually a monk named Hotei, symbolising abundance.

How do I clean stone Buddha garden statues?

Nature is the best finisher, but to clean, gently brush loose debris with a soft-bristled brush. For bird droppings, use warm soapy water and rinse. Avoid pressure washers, as they can damage the fine detailing on the face and robes. See our Stone Statue Care Guide for more.

Where should I place a Buddha statue for good Feng Shui?

Face the statue toward your house to invite energy in. The East (Health) or South-East (Wealth) are ideal. Avoid placing Buddhas in bathrooms or kitchens. Always elevate the statue off the ground using a plinth.

Is it disrespectful to have a Buddha head in the garden?

While traditionalists prefer full bodies, Buddha heads are widely accepted in Western garden design as symbols of wisdom. To show respect, place the head high up on a wall, shelf, or plinth—never on the floor where feet might point at it.

Are these statues frost-proof?

Yes. All our stone Buddha ornaments are manufactured from reconstituted limestone specifically designed for the UK climate. They are fully frost-proof down to -20°C and can be left outside year-round.

Ready to find your inner peace?

Scroll up to browse the full collection or call our specialists on 0800 368 8590 for advice on size and placement.