Framed Mixed Media Buddha Artwork with Seed/Grain Inlay

This item is a framed mixed-media artwork, featuring a seated Buddha figure created through an intricate inlay technique, most likely using various colors of seeds, grains, or possibly fine sand. The artwork is presented in a vertical, rectangular dark wood frame with a slight reddish-brown hue and a simple profile. The Buddha figure is depicted in a meditative 'lotus' position, with hands resting in front of the body. The body of the Buddha is rendered with different tones of brown and tan, suggesting a mosaic-like assembly of natural materials. The head features tightly curled 'hair' in a dark, possibly black, material. A halo or aureole encircles the Buddha's head, composed of concentric rings in vibrant colors like gold, green, pink, and blue, also created from the same granular medium. This halo is further accentuated by a series of small, light-colored circular elements, possibly beads or similar inlaid pieces, arranged around its perimeter. Above the Buddha's head, a single small circular element with a vertical line extending upwards acts as a symbolic urna or third eye. Below the seated figure, three stylized lotus flowers are depicted. The background of the artwork is a light, natural-colored fabric or paper, possibly linen or burlap, providing a rustic texture. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious signs of significant damage, though some minor dust or age-related patina on the frame is possible. The craftsmanship appears detailed and precise, indicating a careful assembly of the small constituent materials. This piece likely dates from the late 20th century to early 21st century, embodying a contemporary folk art or spiritual art style.