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13" Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara) Idol from Nepal | Nepalese Copper Statue

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Chenrezig, “also known as Avalokitesvara,” the embodiment of boundless compassion, is the “One who looks with unwavering eye.” In the ethereal tapestry of Tibetan Buddhism, he listens with divine ears to the symphony of prayers that echo through the realms of challenge and strife.

 

Legend whispers of his solemn vow, a cosmic pact never to rest until and unless every sentient gets free from the cyclic dance of samsara. As the patron saint of Tibet, Chenrezig is the living Buddha, and his presence is a cascade of benevolence. Clasped in front of his jewel-draped heart, his two front hands are in a devotional gesture (Anjali Mudra). In his upper right hand, Avalokitesvara cradles a crystal akshamala, a rosary weaving the strands of eternity, while his left hand gently clasps a white lotus, a vessel of liberation from the murky waters of suffering.

 

Adorned in regal attire, Chenregiz sits in the “diamond pose” upon a pedestal of lotus petals, a throne of transcendence. This sacred manifestation from Nepal, etched in copper, depicts the transforming journey from suffering to enlightenment, an eternal dance lead by the compassionate gaze of Chenrezig.

Specifications
DDG745
COPPER STATUE GILDED WITH GOLD
Height: 13 inch
Width: 10 inch
Depth: 6 inch
Weight 4.40
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About the Idol

This meticulously crafted statue, standing at 13 inches tall, originates from the skilled artisans of Nepal. It presents Chenrezig, the embodiment of compassion, in exquisite detail. The statue is made of copper and gilded with gold, adding to its luster and spiritual significance. The statue captures the essence of Chenrezig with four arms. The primary two hands are pressed together in front of the chest in the Anjali Mudra of prayer. One of the other right hands is raised in the gesture of granting refuge, holding a mala. The other left hand holds a lotus bud.

Chenrezig: The Bodhisattva of Compassion

Avalokiteshvara, known as Chenrezig in Tibetan Buddhism, is revered as the bodhisattva of compassion. The name itself translates to "Lord who looks down [in compassion]." He is regarded as the patron deity of Tibet and believed to be incarnated in the Dalai Lamas. The mythology surrounding Chenrezig is rich and profound. According to legend, he vowed not to rest until he had liberated all beings from suffering. After countless eons working towards this goal, he looked out and saw that the number of suffering beings had barely diminished. Overwhelmed with sorrow and despair, his head split into eleven pieces. Amitabha Buddha, witnessing his plight, reassembled the pieces into eleven heads, giving him the ability to hear the cries of suffering beings. Amitabha also gave Chenrezig a thousand arms to better assist those in need. Chenrezig's mantra, Om Mani Padme Hum, is one of the most widely recited mantras in Tibetan Buddhism. Each syllable is believed to purify different aspects of negative karma and cultivate specific positive qualities. The lotus Chenrezig holds symbolizes purity and enlightenment.
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Nepalese Craftsmanship

Nepal has a long and distinguished tradition of crafting religious icons. Passed down through generations, artisans often incorporate ancient techniques and spiritual insight into their work. The use of copper and gold in this statue is not only aesthetically pleasing but also carries symbolic weight, representing purity and spiritual wealth. The gilding process requires immense skill and patience, with layers of gold leaf carefully applied to the copper surface. The detailing on the robes, ornaments, and facial features demonstrates the dedication of the craftsman, resulting in a unique piece of art.

Dimensions

13.0 x 10.0 x 6.0 inches
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