This statue of Simha Mukha Yogini Dakini, crafted from a copper alloy using the lost wax method, is a striking representation of the Shakya clan in Patan, Nepal. The face is adorned with gold plating and intricate hand-painted details, showcasing the craftsmen's talent and commitment. 

The statue embodies a profound tradition of creating sacred items for temples and monasteries, a practice handed down through generations. The statue embodies artistic excellence and deep spiritual meaning, serving as a significant aid for meditation and devotion. Each sculpture tells a story filled with divine themes and sacred symbols, making it a treasured element of Newar culture.

Size Details of the Simha Mukha Yogini Statue:

Height: 15.25” with Khatvanga

Height: 14.5” with frame

Height: 12” without frame

Width: 11.5”

Depth: 5.5”

Weight: 3910 grams – exact weight

Material: Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy with Gold Plated and Hand Painted Face