Description
Manjushri embodies a deep connection to wisdom that goes beyond ordinary understanding and attachments. People call him Mañjuśrīkumarābhūta and also refer to him as “Prajna,” meaning “noble and gentle.” People across Asia honor him as a meditative figure. Sacred texts like the Avatamsaka Sutra and the Sukhavati Vyuha recount his stories, and legends describe his influence on the origins of Kathmandu and the creation of important sites like Swayambhunath Stupa.
Stories about Manjushri offer more than miracles or myths. Our artisan has portray him as a bringer of culture, a creator of new beginnings, and an inspiration for art. According to legend, he drained the ancient lake of Kathmandu Valley and encouraged poetry, literature, and music. Even today, Tibetan Tantra, Zen meditation, and countless rituals and works of art throughout the Buddhist world reflect his influence.
Manjushri is not just a figure from the past. He stands as a symbol of learning, creativity, and gentle strength. Whether you practice Buddhism, study culture, or seek deeper meaning, Manjushri’s legacy invites you to pursue wisdom as a lifelong journey and discover some of it within yourself.
Dimension:
Height: 13”
Breath: 7”
Width: 6”
Weight: 2.7 kg
Made of: copper, 24 K gold-plated, and gold face painting.
















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