concept   buddha statues
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • Western countries (1) • Thailand (1) • Brazil (1) • Afghanistan (1) • Japan (1) • Sri Lanka (1) • China (1) • Egypt (1) • France (1) • Germany (1) • Iran (1) • Mongolia (1) • Pakistan (1) • Singapore (1) • South Korea (1) • Tibet (1) • Traditional Thai culture (1) • Vietnam (1) • Yemen (1)
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1 buddha statues Western countries Buddha statues are viewed as religious artifacts or exotic art pieces in Western cultures. 5
2 buddha statues Thailand Buddha statues are widespread in Thailand's culture, often found in temples and homes and treated with veneration. 4
3 buddha statues Brazil Buddha statues in Brazil are often seen as exotic decorations and used in feng shui practices without religious meaning. 3
4 buddha statues Afghanistan Buddha statues in Afghanistan are viewed with suspicion and may be considered offensive due to religious beliefs. 2
5 buddha statues Japan Buddha statues are widely revered and common in Japan's temples and homes. 2
6 buddha statues Sri Lanka In Sri Lankan culture, Buddha statues are used for meditation and worship and are adorned with offerings like flowers and incense. 2
7 buddha statues China Buddha statues in China are viewed as symbols of peace and enlightenment and are frequently exchanged as gifts during important events. 1
8 buddha statues Egypt Buddha statues are not commonly found in Egypt and may cause curiosity or confusion due to differing religious traditions. 1
9 buddha statues France Buddha statues are valued as artistic and historical artifacts in French culture, and are displayed in both museums and private collections. 1
10 buddha statues Germany Buddha statues are viewed as artistic and historical artifacts in Germany, displayed in museums and private collections. 1
11 buddha statues Iran Buddha statues are not common in Iranian culture and may be seen with curiosity or confusion because of different religious traditions. 1
12 buddha statues Mongolia Buddha statues are deeply spiritual and are used as focal points for rituals and ceremonies in Mongolian culture. 1
13 buddha statues Pakistan Buddha statues in Pakistan are seen as foreign religious symbols and may be met with suspicion or discomfort. 1
14 buddha statues Singapore Buddha statues are common in public spaces in Singapore, symbolizing harmony and faith and treated with cultural sensitivity. 1
15 buddha statues South Korea Buddha statues in South Korea are commonly placed in public spaces as symbols of harmony and faith, and are treated with cultural sensitivity. 1
16 buddha statues Tibet Buddha statues are deeply significant in Tibetan culture, used as focal points for rituals and ceremonies. 1
17 buddha statues Traditional Thai culture Buddha statues are highly revered in Traditional Thai culture and proper respect and etiquette must be shown when in their presence. 1
18 buddha statues Vietnam Buddha statues in Vietnam are viewed as symbols of peace and enlightenment and are commonly given as gifts for special events. 1
19 buddha statues Yemen Buddha statues are considered false deities in Yemeni culture and are often prohibited, leading to their destruction if found. 1