This fine statue of Vajradhara, the Primordial Buddha, showcases an awe-inspiring level of spiritual artistry. Meticulously created from a copper alloy using the ancient technique known as the lost wax method, this statue showcases the exceptional talent of master artisans from Patan, Nepal, who have perfected their craft over many generations.

This captivating figure features exquisite hand-carved details and is beautifully adorned with 24K gold. The face is carefully hand-painted with gold, elevating its realistic appearance and charm. On Vajradhara's head rests a Dorje, symbolizing his role as a bearer of spiritual authority, complemented by an intricately hand-carved five-pointed crown, adding to the statue’s divine elegance.

Vajradhara is depicted sitting on an intricately designed lotus base, representing serenity and insight. With his arms crossed, he holds a Vajra in his right hand and a Bell in his left, representing the seamless blend of wisdom and skillful means. The exquisite jewelry, elegant robes, and various features are all meticulously hand-carved, highlighting the exceptional artistry that animates this figure.

The statue's composition beautifully showcases Vajradhara's tranquil essence while embodying profound spiritual meaning. This piece stands as a symbol of profound truth in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the core of all Buddhas and the origin of tantric wisdom.

Size Details:

Height: 14”

Width: 11.5”

Depth: 6”

Weight: 4502 grams – exact weight

Material: Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy with 24 K Gold Gilded, and Hand Painted Face