Description
An exquisite small Hevajra representing essence of wisdom, compassion and transformation. This hevajra statue is expertly crafted in Nepal. The statue showcases intricate and detailed designs through the use of traditional techniques.
Dimension:
Height: 5.5 inch
Height without frame: 5 inch
Breath: 3.75 inch
Width: 1.75 inch
Weight: 0.488 kg
Made of: Copper with electro gold plated
Hevajra is also one of Nepalese Buddhism’s popular Yidam deities, belonging to the Highest Yoga Tantra. In the Hevajra Tantra, Hevajra is defined as thus:
Hevajra symbolizes great compassion, and Vajra symbolizes wisdom (prajna). The composite name of Hevajra encompasses the entirety of wisdom and compassion. In the Hevajra Tantra, his form is described thus:
Hevajra is dark blue with a radiant aura. Hevajra’s red eyes and yellow hair are coiled and knotted at the top of his head. He is adorned with Pancamudra, i.e., the circlet, the earrings, the necklace, the wrist, the bracelets, and the girdle. He holds a skull in his left hand, and a khatvanga rests in his left shoulder’s crook. He appears wrathful and wears tiger skin. He holds a skull in his left hand, and a khatvanga rests in the crook of his left shoulder. He holds a black vajra in his right hand. He originates from the seed syllable Hum.
It is said that the practice of Hevajra and his consort should not be disclosed to others who have not received empowerment. If the sadhaka does not conceal the practice, it causes misfortune from snakes, fire, thieves, elementals, and earth spirits.
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