The Emerald Buddha is inspired by the Emerald Buddha in Buddhist culture and is a form of expression of Buddhist art. In traditional Chinese culture, Buddha Gong represents wisdom, compassion, and good fortune, so it is widely welcomed.
In jadeite carvings, the image of the Buddha is usually represented as a smiling, gorgeously dressed, and dignified Buddha statue, implying happiness, health, and wealth.
The shape of the Jade Buddha is inspired by the shape of the Buddha statue in Buddhist art, especially the image of the Buddha in Mahayana Buddhism. In Buddhist art, there are strict rules and standards for the shape of Buddha statues, which must conform to Buddhist teachings and aesthetic standards. Therefore, the shape of the Jade Buddha is also carefully designed and carved, striving to show the solemnity, compassion and wisdom of the Buddha statue.
In addition to Buddhist art, the shape of the Jade Buddha is also influenced by traditional Chinese culture and folk art. In traditional Chinese culture, the image of the Buddha is often combined with the image of Guanyin, Bodhisattva and other gods to form an artistic image that symbolizes auspiciousness, happiness and contentment.
At the same time, the images in folk art are often used in the carving of the Jade Buddha, such as bats, plum blossoms, ruyi, etc., implying auspiciousness and happiness. 
In short, the Emerald Buddha is inspired by Buddhist art and traditional Chinese culture and folk art, and through the careful design and carving of the sculptor, it shows an artistic image of solemnity, compassion and wisdom, implying happiness, health and wealth.