This stunning statue of Vajrayogini, the Dakini of Wisdom, beautifully captures the fierce yet graceful essence of this esteemed figure in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing the path to enlightenment through wisdom and compassion. Beautifully embellished with 24K gold, the statue showcases a hand-painted face highlighted with gold details, and the frame is finished with acrylic paints. Each aspect embodies the deep symbolism and spiritual importance of Vajrayogini.

Vajrayogini is depicted in a terrifying form, with her striking red body representing the inner fire that eradicates delusions. She wields a Kartika, a curved knife in her right hand designed to slice through illusions and barriers, and she holds a Kapala, a skull cup brimming with blood in her left hand, representing ultimate bliss and the power of transformation. Her right leg rests upon the chest of red Kalratri, while her left leg stands upon black Bhairava, symbolizing her strength as the annihilator of hatred, ignorance, and ego. Moreover, she possesses a Khatvanga on her shoulder and is standing on a lotus base.

This statue showcases remarkable artistry while also reflecting profound spiritual commitment, encouraging observers to engage with the essence of Vajrayogini as a significant spiritual figure. Made from a copper alloy through the centuries-old lost wax technique, it highlights the remarkable talent of artisans in Patan, Nepal, who have perfected their skills over many generations. 

Size Details:

Height: 15” with Khatvanga

Height: 13.5” with frame

Height: 11” without frame

Width: 9.5”

Depth: 5”

Weight: 3184 grams – exact weight

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