Based on a stone carving from over a thousand years ago, these new silver bars are a beautiful tribute to the artifacts of Korea! The design replicates a Buddhist stele housed at Biamsa Temple featuring Amitabha Buddha along with several Bodhisattvas. Right now, you can buy 2 oz Buddhist Stele of Amitabha Gichuk Silver Bars online at Provident Metals.

Bar Highlights:

• Available to you in protective plastic capsules!
• Exquisite replication of a Buddhist stele!
• High-relief design with light antique finish!
• Contains 2 Troy oz of .999 pure silver.
• The obverse includes Buddha and Bodhisattvas.
• A blank, textured surface is found on the reverse.

When you order 2 oz Buddhist Stele of Amitabha Gichuk Silver Bars in this Provident Metals listing online, they will arrive to you in new condition. Each piece boasts high-relief visuals augmented with an antique polish. The high-relief designs extend beyond the surface in 3D fashion, while the antique finish gives each piece a particularly old-fashioned aesthetic. Upon arrival, you will your bar housed in a plastic protective capsule.

Obverse

On the obverse of this Buddhist Stele of Amitabha Gichuk Silver Bar, there is a depiction of the Buddha in a sitting position. Buddha was an influential spiritual leader who taught about the path toward Nirvana, the escape from suffering through an enlightened understanding of experience. This carving also features a pond with lotus flowers and several standing Buddha figures. Additional characters include the disciple Arhat, the spirit Yachasang, and various Bodhisattvas.

Reverse

The reverse side of these 2 oz Buddhist Stele of Amitabha Silver Bars features a blank but textured surface. This rough quality nicely mimics the appearance of the original stone out of which this stele was carved. It is also worth noting that the overall shape of this stele differs from other versions due to the arching, curved shape as we move up the design.

History

The original stele on which this bar is based was produced sometime during the Unified Silla Period (668-935 AD). This age received its name due to the union of three kingdoms of the Korean peninsula: Silla, Paekche, and Koguryo. The stele is recognized today as a National Treasure of South Korea.

Ordering

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