13" Bodhisattva Vajrasattva Statue Holding A Vajra In Copper Gold Plated From Nepal

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13" Bodhisattva Vajrasattva Statue Holding A Vajra In Copper Gold Plated From Nepal

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Specifications

	DDP938
	Copper Gold Plated
	Height: 13.5 inch
	Width: 10 inch
	Depth: 7 inch
	Weight 4.30 kg

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The Essence of Purity

This exquisite statue, meticulously crafted in Nepal, presents Vajrasattva, the Bodhisattva of purification, in radiant copper gold plating. The lustrous finish emphasizes the intricate details, from the elaborate crown adorning his head to the delicate folds of his monastic robes. Seated in the lotus position upon a multi-tiered lotus base, a symbol of purity and spiritual awakening, Vajrasattva emanates serenity and embodies the transformative power of enlightened wisdom. This carefully sculpted piece serves not only as a beautiful work of art but also as a potent reminder of the potential for inner purification that resides within each of us.

Vajrasattva: The Diamond Being

Vajrasattva, whose name translates to "Diamond Being" or "Indestructible Being," holds a prominent position in Tibetan Buddhism and Vajrayana traditions. He is considered the embodiment of all the Buddha's of the past, present, and future, representing the purity of enlightened mind. His practice is central to the process of purification, dissolving negative karma and obscurations that hinder spiritual growth. Vajrasattva’s appearance is often radiant, symbolizing the clarity and pristine nature of pure consciousness. The imagery surrounding Vajrasattva is rich in symbolism, each element contributing to the understanding of his role in spiritual transformation.

The Vajra and the Bell: Symbols of Transformation

In his hands, Vajrasattva holds the vajra, a ritual object representing the indestructible nature of reality and the male principle of skillful means. In his other hand, he holds the bell, representing wisdom and the female principle. Together, the vajra and the bell signify the union of wisdom and compassion, the foundation of enlightenment. The Vajra is more than just a ritual object; it is a powerful symbol of spiritual strength and the ability to cut through ignorance. The bell, with its clear, resonant sound, represents the emptiness of all phenomena and the understanding of ultimate truth. The sound of the bell is believed to dispel negativity and awaken the mind to its inherent purity.

Crafted in Nepal: A Legacy of Devotion

This statue is a product of the skilled artisans of Nepal, a land steeped in Buddhist tradition and renowned for its craftsmanship in religious art. Passed down through generations, the techniques used to create such sacred objects are considered a form of spiritual practice in themselves. Each detail, from the application of the gold plating to the intricate carvings of the lotus base, is executed with reverence and care, reflecting the deep faith of the artisans. Possessing this statue connects you to this rich heritage and offers a tangible link to the spiritual heart of the Himalayas.