HEART TO BUDDHA
$499.00
The Monkey King’s Heart to Buddha uses brass as the raw material, and adopts the complicated classical copper casting technique “lost-wax method” to cast beautifully and manual polishing process to ensure the quality of details.
ABOUT THIS ITEM
● Selected high-quality brass materials, using the ancient lost-wax casting copper process, accurate restoration, excellent variety, and eternal classic.
● Handmade by senior craftsmen, high-temperature color burning + hand-painted color, colorful and timeless, it is an iterative work of brass sculpture.
● It is suitable for decoration in various environments, including homes, offices and hotels, and is the best decorative ornament and collectible for landscaping.
● High-end sculptures, exquisite gifts, ideal gifts for housewarming, festivals, birthdays or party activities.
DETAILS
Title of the Work: Heart to Buddha
Item No.: 3010900D
Material: Brass
Brand: TONGSHIFU
Surface Treatment: Copper Color Burning & Hand Painting
Product Dimensions:
Size: 14cm L × 8cm W × 19.5cm H
Net Weight: about 1kg
80 reviews for HEART TO BUDDHA
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Hazel Roberts –
Light enough to move around easily, but still feels solid and well-made. No cheap plastic here — real metal quality.
Arianna Morris –
Perfect for display during festivals or special occasions. Especially during Lunar New Year — brings good luck and positive energy.
Genesis Collins –
Perfect for Feng Shui lovers or anyone who wants to bring harmony and positivity into their home.
Clara Henderson –
My kids love how cute and friendly the monkey looks. Not scary or aggressive — this one feels gentle and welcoming.
Lily Walker –
Thoughtful design.
Maria Hughes –
Beautifully finished.
Olivia Smith –
Artistic and meaningful.
Serenity Kelly –
Compared to typical figurines, this one feels more like a sacred object than a decoration. It doesn’t shout for attention — but quietly commands respect. That’s the power of good design and deep meaning.
Stella Baker –
Mindful and elegant.
Amelia Davis –
My husband is into Eastern philosophy and spirituality — this fits perfectly with his style. Says it helps him stay grounded during work.
Evelyn Martinez –
I bought two — one for myself and one as a gift. Both were equally appreciated. Great for people who love meaningful decor.
Nevaeh Rivera –
Compact and meaningful.
Elena Reed –
Beautifully detailed.
Ella Thomas –
The brand TONGSHIFU really knows how to blend tradition with modern aesthetics. This piece feels both classic and contemporary at the same time.
Aria Stewart –
Delicate yet powerful.
Kylie Sanchez –
Festive and meaningful.
Hailey Bell –
It’s nice and meaningful, but might be too subtle for those looking for bold visuals. Still a great choice for minimalist or spiritual spaces.
Lyla Butler –
I gave this as a gift to my teacher and he loved it. Said it reminded him of his childhood stories and now keeps it on his altar.
Kennedy Evans –
The lost-wax casting method really shows in the texture — the fine lines on his armor and staff are incredibly sharp. Combined with the hand-painted details, it brings the character to life in a way that few other statues do.
Alice Barnes –
Looks amazing under soft lighting. Creates a warm glow that makes the whole room feel more peaceful.
Mackenzie Gonzales –
As a collector of Eastern-themed art, this one immediately stood out to me. It’s small, but every angle reveals new layers of meaning and beauty. A true masterpiece in miniature.
Autumn Murphy –
I gave this as a housewarming gift and the recipient loved it. Said it brought a sense of peace and protection to their new home.
Josephine Long –
Spiritual and elegant.
Isabella Jones –
Looks even better in person than online. The colors pop more when seen under natural light. Definitely worth buying.
Ellie Nelson –
Looks great in photos and videos too — very Instagram-friendly. Friends keep asking where I got it.
Mia Garcia –
Joyful and profound.
Delilah James –
Shiny and elegant.
Violet Mitchell –
Compared to other brass figures I’ve had before, this one feels different — more intentional. Maybe it’s the theme of “heart to Buddha” that gives it a quiet power. Either way, it’s become a favorite part of my home decor.
Jocelyn Cox –
Quietly powerful.
Ruby Bennett –
Perfect size for display on a bookshelf or desk. Doesn’t take up much space but still makes a strong visual impact.
Claire Campbell –
Sweet and symbolic.
Emily Lopez –
As someone who collects spiritual artwork, this one holds a special place. It’s small, yes, but full of emotion and cultural significance. It reminds me that sometimes the smallest pieces carry the biggest messages.
Naomi Rogers –
Questa statua del Re Scimmia che si dedica al Buddha è bellissima e ricca di significato. La lavorazione in ottone e i colori dipinti a mano la rendono un’opera unica, perfetta per chi ama l’arte spirituale e tradizionale.
Zoey Lewis –
I bought this for my son who loves Journey to the West. He was thrilled and said it looks like something straight out of a temple or museum.
Hazel Adams –
I gave this to my sister who recently started meditating. She said it reminds her to stay focused and centered every day. Definitely more than just decoration.
Hazel Roberts –
Whether you believe in Buddhism or not, this piece inspires reflection. It’s not just about religion — it’s about personal growth, humility, and finding peace within. Exactly what we need in today’s fast-paced world.
Emery Howard –
Harmonious and elegant.
Riley Perez –
Timeless and elegant.
Eliana Foster –
Arrived quickly and in perfect condition. Packaging was excellent — no scratches or dents. Very professional handling.
Paisley Carter –
Elegant and calming.
Sophie Wood –
Traditional and elegant.
Madelyn Gray –
It’s lightweight but still feels substantial and well-made. Easy to move and reposition.
Bella Edwards –
Elegant and symbolic.
Emma Johnson –
From the moment I opened the box, I knew this was special. The packaging was secure, and the item arrived in perfect condition. It’s rare to find a product that feels so thoughtfully made.
Eva Powell –
Whether you’re into mythology, martial arts, or just appreciate high-quality art, this sculpture has something for everyone. It’s both decorative and deeply cultural — a rare combination.
Penelope Phillips –
I love how the monkey’s pose reflects both strength and surrender — exactly what the title suggests. Truly symbolic.
Avery Wilson –
Peaceful and symbolic.
Vivian Ross –
Perfect size for gifting. Small enough to fit in any bag, but still feels luxurious and meaningful.
Zoe Green –
The craftsmanship is amazing, especially the facial expression — you can see both his wild spirit and his inner peace at the same time.
Ruby Perry –
Cultural and artistic.
Julia Coleman –
The lost-wax casting method really shows in the fine textures. You can see every fold in his robe and every line in his face. Impressive craftsmanship.
Sarah Cook –
My parents were amazed when they saw it. They said it reminded them of old temple carvings they saw in their youth. Nostalgic and beautiful.
Isabelle Price –
I’m not Buddhist, but I still find this piece deeply moving. There’s something about the journey from chaos to clarity that resonates with everyone. This sculpture captures that essence beautifully.
Claire Campbell –
Calm and refined.
Abigail Hernandez –
Symbolic and artistic.
Ava Williams –
Perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates traditional Chinese culture. It’s not just decor — it’s heritage.
Lucy Turner –
I placed this on my study shelf and now it feels like the whole room has a sense of balance. Like everything aligns when I look at it.
Violet Mitchell –
Elegant and spiritual.
Grace Moore –
Solid and meaningful.
Lucy Turner –
Compared to other mini sculptures I’ve owned, this one stands out for its emotional depth. It’s not just about looks — it tells a spiritual journey in a compact form. Truly unique.
Paisley Carter –
Feels heavier than expected, which adds to the feeling of value and quality. Definitely not a cheap trinket.
Sadie Jenkins –
The high-temperature color burning technique used here gives it a lasting vibrancy. Unlike painted items that chip or fade, this one looks like it will keep its brilliance for years to come. Truly a long-term investment in beauty and meaning.
Kennedy Evans –
Detailed and elegant.
Nova Perez –
The base is sturdy and blends well with the overall design. No wobbling or tipping over — important for such a meaningful piece.
Brielle Simmons –
Smooth and elegant.
Piper Cooper –
Looks great on a coffee table or sideboard. Adds a touch of culture without being overwhelming.
Natalie Harris –
The color treatment is rich and doesn’t fade even after weeks in the sun. Shows great durability for such a delicate finish.
Genesis Collins –
Whether you’re a fan of Journey to the West or simply appreciate symbolism in art, this sculpture speaks volumes. It represents transformation, growth, and the path to wisdom — all in a beautifully crafted piece.
Addison Hall –
A great conversation starter. People always ask what the monkey holding the staff means. Love explaining the deeper symbolism behind it.
Kylie Sanchez –
This Heart to Buddha sculpture is a beautiful tribute to one of the most beloved characters in Chinese literature. The way Sun Wukong’s journey from rebellion to enlightenment is captured in such a small piece is truly impressive. It’s not just a statue — it’s a story told through art.
Charlotte Miller –
Rich in meaning.
Athena Watson –
Balanced and graceful.
Lillian Allen –
Deep and thoughtful.
Skylar Parker –
Symbolic and elegant.
Adalynn Morgan –
At only 19.5cm tall, this piece carries a lot of weight emotionally. The use of brass with hand-painted colors gives it an ancient feel while keeping it vibrant. You can tell it wasn’t mass-produced — every detail feels intentional.
Leah Scott –
Graceful and symbolic.
Gianna Brooks –
The polishing process really shows — the surface feels smooth and refined, not rough or unfinished like some cheaper products.
Quinn Bailey –
Symbolic and serene
Chloe Jackson –
I placed this next to my meditation cushion and now it feels like there’s a guardian watching over my practice. Adds a sense of calm and focus.
Skylar Parker –
I placed this near my window and the sunlight catches the brass in a way that makes it shimmer. Adds a nice sparkle to the room.