Description
This statue symbolizes his safeguarding and uplifting spirit, making it perfect for various settings, such as altars and meditation areas, or as a thoughtful present for those practicing Tibetan Buddhism. Nepalese Artisan craftsmanship ensures genuine quality and a focus on intricate details, making it perfect for those who practice Tibetan Buddhism, meditation enthusiasts, spiritual artwork enthusiasts, and those seeking a thoughtful and small inspiring gift.
Dimension:
Height: 5” with Frame
Height: 4” without frame
Breath: 3.5”
Width: 2.25”
Weight: 0.274 kg
Made of Copper with 24 K gold plated
In Tibetan Buddhism vajrapani statue is one of the most important Bodhisattvas. Vajrapani comes from the Sanskrit words Vajra, which means “thunderbolt,” and Pani, which means “holding in hand.” People see him as the guardian of the Dharma and a sign of the Buddha’s power. Vajrapani is a He protects the Dharma. Even when things are bad and people don’t know the truth, he stands up for it. Buddhism practitioners and followers who are on the path to becoming Buddhas take refuge in Vajrapani, who then clears the way for them. People think that he is a form of Buddha Akshobhya. He is also often linked to Lord Indra, who is the Hindu god of rain and is shown holding the Vajra, which is his weapon.
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