Description
The statue’s craftsmanship stands out immediately. Created by skilled Nepalese artisans using traditional techniques, pure copper, and 24k gold plating, it radiates golden hues and intricate detail. Vajrasattva’s peaceful presence is depicted with his iconic vajra and bell—powerful symbols of wisdom and compassion—reminding viewers of the delicate balance needed on the path to enlightenment.
Feature
Vajrasattva represents transformation, helping to cleanse negative karma and promote healing.
Hand-painted with mineral pigments, each piece honors sacred tradition and artistry.
Ideal for mantra recitation and cleansing rituals, this Thangka creates an inspiring atmosphere for meditation and personal reflection.
Whether used in a meditation space, on a personal altar, or as thoughtful décor, it encourages tranquility and spiritual aspiration.
In essence, the Vajrasattva Thangka is more than a decorative piece—it’s a powerful tool for cultivating clarity, balance, and spiritual growth. Its profound symbolism and exquisite craftsmanship make it a cherished treasure for any sacred space.
Dimension:
Height: 14.25 inches
Breath: 9 inches
Width: 5.75 inches
Weight: 4 kg
This piece is crafted from copper, finished with 24-karat gold plating, and features turquoise and coral inlays. The face is hand-painted using acrylic paint.
The Vajrasattva statue ritual is an important spiritual practice aimed at seeking blessings for purification, healing, and rejuvenation. This ritual involves creating a sacred space with offerings, engaging in meditative visualization, and reciting mantras to connect with Vajrasattva’s transformative energies.
Preparation for the ritual includes placing the statue in a central location and surrounding it with offerings such as flowers and incense, while also purifying the environment. Participants should wear simple clothing and cleanse themselves as a symbol of renewal.
The ritual begins with an invocation, with a candle representing wisdom lit. Following this, offerings are presented, and participants visualize Vajrasattva above them, radiating purity. The heart of the practice involves reciting Vajra sattva’s mantra, either in a shorter or longer form, several times to focus on intention.
Vajrasattva Mantra
“Om Vajrasattva Samaya Manupalaya Vajrasattva Tenopa Tistha Dridho Me Bhawa Suto Kayo Me Bhawa Supo Kayo Me Bhawa Anurakto Me Bhawa Sarva Siddhi Me Prayaccha Sarva Karma Succha Me Chittam Shreya Kuru Hum Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Bhagavan Sarva Tathagata Vajra Ma Me Munca Vajri Bhawa Maha Samaya Sattva Ah Hum Phat.”
After chanting, practitioners meditate on being enveloped in Vajrasattva’s light and express gratitude for their purification. The ritual concludes with a dedication of merit for the benefit of all beings and a final gesture of reverence.
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