THAI BUDDHA SOLAR LIGHT $35 - Delivered Australia-Wide in SYDNEY, New South Wales for sale

MEDITATING THAI BUDDHA (TYPE 1) SOLAR GARDEN LIGHT $35.00 POSTAGE
Would make a Great Christmas Gift for the person who has everything!
Delivered Direct To Your Door
Email me for more details or call me on 0412 714333 or you can see the Buddha at:
http://www.tranquilhavens.com.au
or on Australialisted:
http://stores.shop.Australialisted.com.au/Tranquil-Havens
Dimensions: 39cm H x 25cm W x 23cm D
This peaceful, Thai Buddha looks great in the garden during the day...but by night it looks amazing!!!
Using current Solar Technology and even whiter LED̢۪s, the Solar Panel converts direct sunlight into electricity throughout the day which charges the rechargeable battery that is supplied. This allows the Bright White LED to automatically illuminate at dusk, generating up to 10 hours of gentle illumination.
The LED can last for up to 100,000 hours. The battery is rechargeable and should last for approximately two years before it will need to be replaced. Great for gardens where a conventional power supply is not available as there is no wiring required.
You simply take your Buddha out of the box, place it in your favourite nook or cranny and that̢۪s all there is to it.
If you decide to purchase through Australialisted, buy the Buddha but don't pay till I send you a Invoice, as I give OLX buyers discounts on postage.
YourThai Buddha is made from Polyresin. Polyresin has many uses, particularly in the art industry, where it lends itself well for figurines and molds, and once it dries and hardens, the substance is nearly unbreakable. Polyresin is a popular choice among artists because of its ability to hold a high level of detail.
Thai Buddha refers to a statue of Buddha that either resides in, or was created in, the country of Thailand. Sukhothai art refers to the art and style of the Sukhothai Empire Period (The Dawn of Happiness).
The Sukhothai period shows a Thai Buddha that is elegant, with a sinuous body and slender, oval face. This style emphasised the spiritual aspect of the Buddha by omitting anatomical details.