19" Tibetan Buddhist Namgyalma Copper Idol on Throne | Statues from Nepal

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19" Tibetan Buddhist Namgyalma Copper Idol on Throne | Statues from Nepal

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In this stunning copper and gold statue from Nepal, the Tibetan Buddhist deity Namgyalma is depicted as the manifestation of the holy light that emanates from the Ushnisha, or cranial protuberance of the Enlightened One. Namgyalma bestows longevity on the devotees. The sacred trinity of Namgyalma, White Tara, and Amitayus—all deities who affirm long life—are depicted together in this form. They are all beautifully ornamented and seated on a lotus seat, representing inner wisdom’s blossoming.

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Specifications

	MIU391
	COPPER GILDED WITH GOLD
	Height: 19 inch
	Width: 14.5 inch
	Depth: 9.5 inch
	Weight 9.50 kg

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A Beacon of Auspiciousness and Longevity

This magnificent statue embodies the powerful presence of Namgyalma, one of the three Long-Life Buddhas in Tibetan Buddhism, revered for her ability to overcome obstacles and grant extended life. Crafted from robust copper and exquisitely gilded with gold, the idol radiates a divine aura, its lustrous finish reflecting the spiritual light it embodies. The intricate details, from the serene expressions on her multiple faces to the precise rendering of her many arms and the symbolic attributes they hold, speak of profound artistry and deep devotional practice. Each element is meticulously shaped, imbuing the sculpture with a palpable sense of sacredness. The form of Namgyalma, with her three faces and eight arms, is rich with symbolism. Her serene central face represents the Buddha's compassion, while the flanking faces, often depicted with varying expressions, symbolize the wrathful and enlightened aspects of the divine. Her numerous arms extend in various mudras and hold implements such as a vajra, a bow and arrow, and a vessel of amrita (nectar of immortality), all signifying her power to protect, heal, and bestow blessings of longevity and prosperity. The intricate crowns adorning her heads are further testament to her elevated spiritual status, adorned with precious stones that catch the light, mirroring the celestial nature of her being.

Rooted in Sacred Tradition

The tradition of creating such detailed Buddhist iconography dates back centuries, with Tibetan artisans drawing inspiration from ancient texts and spiritual teachings. Namgyalma, also known as Ushnishavijaya, is believed to have been born from the ushnisha (the cranial protuberance) of the Buddha, making her a manifestation of his ultimate wisdom and power. Legends tell of her efficacy in vanquishing negative forces and purifying karma, thus ensuring a long and fulfilling life for those who invoke her presence. This particular rendition, originating from Nepal, reflects the masterful skill of artisans who have preserved these sacred traditions through generations, infusing their creations with devotion and spiritual intent. The vibrant gold gilding, a common practice in Buddhist art, signifies purity, auspiciousness, and the radiant nature of enlightenment. The base upon which she sits, a lotus throne, further emphasizes her transcendental purity and divine emergence. This statue is more than just an object of art; it is a conduit for spiritual energy, a focal point for meditation, and a powerful reminder of the Buddhist path towards liberation and well-being. Its presence is said to bring peace, harmony, and protection to its surroundings, inviting blessings of longevity and good fortune into the life of its owner.