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Buddha statues and other miscellaneous items are sold together in the flea market

A tourist souvenir shop in Singapore's Chinatown.

Close-up of metal bodhisattva buddha statues sold in the market

a group of golden laughing buddha statues isolated in a clean background. It is believed that keeping the statue of Laughing Buddha brings success and prosperity in the home. Selective focus.

Hong Kong - January 27, 2023 : Upper Lascar Row in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Upper Lascar Row is the seemingly endless row of antique stores, offering an eclectic collection of Chinese calligraphy, arts and vintage furniture.

This is a photograph from September 2010 showing the inside of one of the rooms at the Yuen Yuen Institute filled with multiple religious statues. It is the only temple in Hong Kong that is dedicated to the three main Chinese religions: Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism.

Buddhas and Gods on the other side together

YAUMATEI, HONG KONG - JAN 10, 2014 - Figurine of the Piggy character from the famous Chinese novel Journey to the West at Tin Hau Temple, Yaumatei, Hong Kong

Hong Kong, China - December 28, 2019: Chinese pottery shop selling colorful vases, porcelain objects, and traditional crafts, showcasing the rich heritage of chinese ceramics

DA NANG, VIETNAM - JANUARY 04, 2019: A sculpture store in Da Nang Marble mountains in Vietnam

Close focus water puppets, a traditional arts performance of Vietnamese culture - Nha Trang, Khanh Hoa province, central Vietnam

$Abandoned Chinese Gods and Goddesses, cemented in stone, are in the waterfront of Wah Kwai housing estate, Aberdeen.\nIn Chinese folk tradition there are many deities from different religions, and people worship them and give them offerings in return for safety or fulfilment of their wishes. Most Chinese people, especially those of older generations are extremely superstitious and often have statues of these Gods in their homes, forming make-shift shrines to worship at. However, with space being an issue in most homes, often people have to let these statues go. Throwing away a God statue is deemed very unlucky, so unwanted statues end up abandoned on the street in hopes that someone would re-home them.$

Buddha statues on a street market in Thailand

Souvenirs statues of Buddha head on flea market in Delhi, India. Buddha and other Indian gods statues.

Hong Kong, China - September 26, 2011: Figurines and other souvenirs in gift store in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong - July 26, 2021 : Street market in Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong. Pottinger Street, also known as Stone Slabs Street, was named in 1858 after the first governor of Hong Kong, Henry Pottinger, who served from 1843 to 1844.

Fairy brozen statues at Tian Tan Big Buddha complex in Lantau Island, Hong Kong, China, Asia.

Colorful and densely packed souvenir shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown featuring plush panda toys, traditional Chinese decor, hanging lanterns, golden Buddha statues, lucky cats, and more. The image captures the essence of a bustling cultural marketplace and is perfect for editorial stories, travel features, cultural tourism promotions, and retail-themed content.

Selection of Chinese statues and souvenirs displayed in a gift shop at the Cat Street, Hong Kong, Sheung Wan

Chinese Traditional Dough Figurines, clay doll artists apply their skills and mastery of art and sculpture to transform clay materials into amazing and cute works of art.

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