Description
Guru Padmasambhava is credited with bringing Buddhism to Tibet, and Tibetan people considered the second Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism. Key features include a copper alloy base, gold gilding, and a hand-painted face depicting the deity in a contemplative pose. He holds a silver vajra in his right hand, symbolizing compassion and knowledge, and a silver skull cup in his left, representing immortality. The statue is adorned with elaborate silver jewelry and engravings of intricate design, emphasizing its spiritual importance.
This statue is a focal point for meditation and spiritual practices, embodying wisdom and transformational potential. Overall, the statue is a magnificent representation of both artistry and spirituality in the Himalayan tradition.
Dimension:
Height: 18.5” with Khatvanga,
Height: 17.5” without Khatvanga
Width: 10.75”
Depth: 9”
Weight: 2 kg
Made of: Copper, 24 K gold plated, silver, gold face painting and acrylic paint.
















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