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Buddhas

The image of Buddha has been known to represent peace, tranquility, and understanding. Having an image of Buddha in your home can evoke a warm welcome and may promote the peace and caRead morelmness that a lot of people are looking for in a home. There are many different ways to bring Buddha into your home and Photowall just has the best solution for that. We have a beautiful collection of Buddha wall murals that will successfully achieve the room appearance that you have been looking for.

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Create a Zen - inspired home with Buddhas wall murals

Buddha may not be part of everyone’s culture, but Buddha is a popular image that may bring several messages. Who really is Buddha? Buddha may refer to a specific person, called Buddha Shakyamuni or Siddhartha Gautama. The name Buddha may likewise refer to anybody who has attained enlightenment through studying Buddhism. In general, Buddhism teaches its students to strive hard to attain a life of happiness and free from any sufferings. As such, Buddha and its different images represent peace and tranquility. These are the reasons why the image of Buddha is displayed in several manners. One of the trend these days is the use of wall murals. These type of wall coverings are easy to use and known to be innovative with a wide range of designs to choose from. Buddhas wall murals can simply make the interior look amazing. Featuring the head of Buddha in various angles and appearances. The wall murals can create an extraordinary room where it can totally set a calming and relaxing room atmosphere. Pick the right Buddhas wall mural and add it to your favorite room to enjoy the beauty and effects it provides. Happy decorating!

What is so special about Buddha?

Buddha is also known as Gautama Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, or Shakyamuni Buddha. He is believed to have lived and taught mostly in the eastern part of ancient India between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. Gautama taught a Middle WAy between sensual indulgence and the severe asceticism found in the Sramana movement, which is common in the region. Eventually, he also taught throughout the other regions of eastern India such as Magadha and Kosala. In Buddhism, Gautama is the primary figure. He is known by his followers to be the enlightened one who have attained pure enlightenment who has helped humans to end suffering.
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