Seated Buddha Figurine in Black Geometric Frame

This appears to be a small, decorative Buddha figurine encased within a black, geometric display frame. The Buddha figure is seated in the traditional lotus position (Padmasana) with hands in the Dhyana mudra (meditation gesture). It features a dark, possibly bronze or oxidized metal-like finish on the upper body and head, contrasted sharply with a vibrant, deep red robe draped over the legs and lower torso. There are distinct gold accents on the Buddha's chest, indicating the folds of the robe, and on the feet, emphasizing the prominent display of the soles. The head is adorned with tightly curled hair, characteristic of Buddha depictions, and the facial features, though small, appear serene with downcast eyes. The overall condition of the Buddha figure seems good, with no obvious chips or cracks, although the gold accents show some rubbing or patina, giving it an aged appearance. The black display frame is a minimalistic, contemporary design made of wood or a wood composite, painted or stained black. It forms an open, rectangular prism or an inverted 'U' shape, providing a clear viewing window for the Buddha. The frame shows some signs of wear, particularly on the edges and corners, with minor scuffs and loss of finish, suggesting handling or age. The base of the frame, where the Buddha sits, is flat. The combination of the traditionally styled Buddha and the sleek, modern frame suggests a contemporary decorative piece, likely manufactured in the late 20th or early 21st century, designed for home decor. The craftsmanship appears to be of a mass-produced standard, but with sufficient detail to be aesthetically pleasing. The statue is small in scale, likely suitable for a desk, shelf, or end table.