Tibetan Chenrezig Statue: The Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara or Khadchheri, a statue of Chenrezig, is a revered symbol of the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Crafted with skill and devotion by the Shakya clan in Patan, Nepal, it reflects their mastery and deep spiritual heritage. The statue, cast in copper alloy and gilded with 24-karat gold, exudes a profound sense of compassion and tranquility, inviting viewers to connect with its spiritual essence.

Chenrezig is depicted in a meditative full lotus posture, symbolizing enlightenment and spiritual awakening. His four arms, holding sacred implements, represent his unyielding commitment to alleviating suffering. The intricate turquoise, coral, shell, and lapis decorations enhance the statue's beauty, adding a sense of divinity and richness.

The Shakya clan, famed for their artistry, has upheld Nepal's sacred art traditions for centuries. Their craftsmanship bridges the realms of art and devotion, ensuring that every creation resonates with cultural heritage and spiritual symbolism.

This Tibetan Chenrezig Statue is more than a work of art; it serves as a powerful symbol of compassion, inspiring reflection on universal values of kindness and empathy. Whether placed in a meditation space, shrine, or gallery, this masterpiece embodies the timeless teachings of the Bodhisattva and the enduring spirit of Nepalese culture.

Size Details of the Tibetan Chenrezig Statue:

Height: 19”

Width: 12.5”

Depth: 8.5”

Weight: 10020 grams – exact weight

Material: Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy with 24 Karat Gold Gilded, Hand Painted Face and Decorated with Original Turquoise, Coral, Shell, and Lapis Stones