
Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
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Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
I tried searching for "Buddha statue" in Yelp but got a bunch of New Age stores and various Buddhist temples. Online stores would be fine, too, though I'd prefer to look in person. Thank you! 

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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Are you in the USA?
I find it's the New Age and Hippy stores which sell Buddha statues. Some of them are actually quite nice.
They are those stores which sell lots of incense and tie-dye clothing and ethnic wooden stuff. Hippy Junk, really, although I'm sort of a hippy myself.
I find it's the New Age and Hippy stores which sell Buddha statues. Some of them are actually quite nice.
They are those stores which sell lots of incense and tie-dye clothing and ethnic wooden stuff. Hippy Junk, really, although I'm sort of a hippy myself.
Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?

Here, too.
Where we are, garden suppliers also often sell Buddha statues along with their fountains and hanging baskets.

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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Oh, yes! I saw a really nice Buddha head at Bunnings in the garden department. Cheap cast concrete, but it had a really serene expression.
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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Thank you for the recommendations, all. 

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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Yes, USA.JamesTheGiant wrote: ↑Fri Sep 21, 2018 4:30 am Are you in the USA?
I find it's the New Age and Hippy stores which sell Buddha statues. Some of them are actually quite nice.
They are those stores which sell lots of incense and tie-dye clothing and ethnic wooden stuff. Hippy Junk, really, although I'm sort of a hippy myself.

Re: your hippy comments..

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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Is price / budget an issue? If so, Ross department stores and dd's discounts have very inexpensive ones. Just look in their home furnishings area; they have some small to medium sized ones, almost always under $20.
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Re: Any recommendations for how to find local stores that might carry Buddha statues for a shrine?
Oh, wow - thank you!!! I'd never have guessed. I will check out my local stores.


