Pale stone baby monk statue with both palms together in anjali, sleeves spread wide

Baby Monk Flowing Robe Statue

Palms Together
$70.42
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Pale stone baby monk statue with both palms together in anjali, sleeves spread wide
  • Pale stone baby monk statue with both palms together in anjali, sleeves spread wide
  • Two baby monk statues facing each other on a wooden console, sleeves sweeping out sideways
  • Baby monk statue with flowing sleeves, seated with palms together
  • Close view of two baby monk statues, one with palms together and one with a hand raised
  • Baby monk flowing robe statue in matte ceramic, sleeve tips curling upward
  • Seated baby monk figure with wide sweeping sleeves on a dark surface
  • Baby monk statue showing the pale grainy robe against the darker unglazed clay
  • Yellow baby monk statue with one hand raised and one extended, sleeves spread wide
Baby Monk Flowing Robe Statue

Baby Monk Flowing Robe Statue

$70.42
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Shipping: 7-10 Business Days 

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100% Authentic & Handcrafted

Everything about it is still except the sleeves.

The figure is seated and settled, hands brought together at the chest, eyes almost closed. Then the robe sweeps out sideways to nearly twice his width, the sleeve edges curling up at the tips, as though he turned a moment ago and the cloth has not caught up. Stillness is easy to sculpt and movement is not. This one has both at once.

The face is a child's. Full cheeks, eyes down, the beginning of a smile rather than a grin.

The novice monk stands for the beginner and not the master, which is the more useful thing to keep on a desk when you are still learning yourself.

Two versions, and they differ by more than colour. The pale stone one holds both palms together in anjali, the gesture of respect. The yellow one has a hand raised and the other extended, which is the gesture of reassurance and of giving.

The clay is left matte and grainy through the robe, with the head, hands and sleeve linings in a darker unglazed body. Nothing glossy anywhere, so it reads as carved stone rather than as a china ornament.

For a desk that is already stressful enough. This one is not asking you to sit up straight.

Where to place a baby monk statue

Desk, shelf, tea table or entryway. Somewhere it catches light from the side, because the sleeves need a shadow under them to read properly. Ceramic belongs to the earth element in feng shui and is placed for steadiness rather than for luck.

Ceramic chips, so keep it back from an edge, and a soft cloth is all it needs. The sleeve tips are the thinnest part and the first thing that will catch on something.
Details
  • Material: Matte ceramic, pale robe against a darker unglazed body
  • Options: Two, differing in colour and in gesture
  • Gestures: Anjali with both palms together, or one hand raised and one extended
  • Intention: Steadiness, and the beginner rather than the master
  • Note: Hand finished, colour and texture vary between pieces
  • Care: Ceramic chips. Clean with a soft cloth
Taking Care
Size & Packaging

Each statue is hand-measured and may vary slightly—approximately 1-2cm difference is normal. We pack every piece with care in secure, protective packaging to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.
Shipping

Orders are typically processed and shipped within 1-2 business days, and estimated shipping times are below:

  • US: 7 to 10 Business days
  • UK: 7 to 10 Business days
  • CA: 7 to 10 Business days
  • AU: 7 to 10 Business days
  • EU: 7 to 10 Business days
  • Rest of world: 7 to 15 Business days

You will receive shipping confirmation emails with your tracking number once your parcel has been shipped.
Where To Use It?

All of our statues are handcrafted to bring mindfulness and peace into your home. Display each piece in a space where it resonates with you—a shelf, entryway, desk or meditation corner, and let it become a focal point for calm and reflection.

Meticulously Handcrafted

Each statue and figurine is handcrafted with meticulous care. Our artisans pour passion into every detail, creating pieces that bring spiritual beauty and craftsmanship into your home.

A Story in Every Piece

Every figure here means something. The laughing Buddha stands for contentment, the guardian lions watch a doorway, and the novice monk is the beginner still learning. We share the story behind each piece and where it traditionally belongs, so it arrives as more than decoration.

Arrives Safe, or We Make It Right

Every statue is wrapped and boxed to travel. If yours arrives damaged, send us a photo within 7 days of delivery and we will replace it or refund you. Not right for your space? Return it within 30 days.

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Frequently asked questions

What if my statue arrives damaged?

Send us a photo within 7 days of delivery and we will replace it or refund you. Every piece is wrapped and boxed in protective packaging before it leaves us.
How big is it?

Check the Specifications on this page for measurements in centimetres and inches. Most of our statues are desk and shelf sized, between 10 and 20 cm tall. Each one is finished by hand, so allow 1 to 2 cm of variation.
Will the colour match the photos?

Closely, but not exactly. Clay and stone are natural materials and every statue is finished by hand, so tone and texture vary a little from piece to piece.
Can I keep it outdoors?

We recommend indoors. Unglazed clay can fade in direct sun, and sandstone is porous, so rain and soil will mark it. If you do place one outside, choose a sheltered spot away from sun and rain.
How do I clean it?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth or brush. Avoid soap and soaking, which unglazed clay absorbs. Glazed pieces can be wiped with a damp cloth.