Description
Artisans use traditional lost-wax casting to create the statue, giving it a rich gold finish and detailed features, including an ornate crown, jewelry, flowing robes, and a lotus throne. Its golden color creates a respectful atmosphere, making it both a beautiful spiritual centerpiece and a piece worthy of a museum.
This Manjushree statue showcases Nepal’s long tradition of religious art and highlights the skill of Nepali artisans. Practitioners use such statues to support meditation, and their detailed designs facilitate the visualizations important in Tibetan Buddhism. In Tibetan homes and monasteries, people treat statues as sacred and often place them above shrines.
Dimension:
Height with frame: 10”
Height: 9.5”
Breath: 7.5”
Width: 5”
Weight: 2.5 kg
Made of: Copper, 24 K gold-plated, and gold face painting.
The Manjushri statue is a Buddhist ritual that involves invoking the Manjushri statue and reciting the mantra “Om A Ra Pa Ca Na Dhih” to enhance intellect, learning, and understanding. The ritual also involves meditation and visualization, with Manjushri seated on a lotus holding a flaming sword of wisdom and the Prajnaparamita sutra representing ultimate knowledge. Worship involves chanting devotional prayers, circumambulation (Pradakshina), offering rice and water, and concluding the ritual with prayers for the knowledge gained from the ceremony. The ritual concludes with a bowing down and gratitude to Manjushri for his leadership.
The benefits of worshiping Manjushri include enhancing wisdom, removing ignorance and confusion; aiding students, scholars, and seekers of truth; and bringing mental clarity and enlightenment.
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