7" Tibetan Buddhist Deity Vajrapani Idol from Nepal | Copper Statue Gilded with Gold

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In the vibrant tapestry of Buddhist iconography, one figure emerges with unparalleled strength and unwavering resolve – Vajrapani, the wielder of the thunderbolt scepter. Standing amidst a backdrop of swirling energy and radiant light, Vajrapani embodies the embodiment of primordial power and enlightened ferocity.With a fierce countenance and muscular form, he exudes an aura of invincibility, ready to confront and overcome any obstacle on the path to liberation. Adorned with divine ornaments and wielding the vajra, a symbol of indestructible enlightenment, Vajrapani stands as a guardian of the Dharma, protecting practitioners from spiritual dangers and guiding them toward the realization of their innate potential.

With his boundless energy and unwavering determination, Vajrapani inspires courage and fortitude in all who invoke his presence, empowering them to transcend fear and embrace the transformative journey toward enlightenment. As the embodiment of enlightened power, Vajrapani stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of awakening, urging beings to unleash their inner strength and embody the highest ideals of compassion and wisdom.

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Specifications

	DDF786
	Artist Nhuchhe Raj Shakya
	Copper Statue Gilded with Gold
	Height: 7.5 inch
	Width: 6.5 inch
	Depth: 3 inch
	Weight 1 kg

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Embodying the Indestructible Force

This exquisite statue depicts Vajrapani, one of the most powerful Bodhisattvas in Tibetan Buddhism. Often referred to as the "Lord of Mysteries," Vajrapani is the embodiment of the power of all Buddhas, symbolizing the indestructible nature of enlightened wisdom and the ability to overcome all obstacles. His fierce and wrathful appearance is not an indication of anger, but rather a potent visual metaphor for his tireless efforts to vanquish ignorance, delusion, and suffering, much like a raging storm clearing away lingering mists. Crafted from copper and meticulously gilded with gold, this statue radiates an aura of divine potency and enduring spiritual significance. The gold appliqué catches the light, highlighting the deity's dynamic posture and the intricate details of his form. Vajrapani is depicted in a powerful stance, crushing a serpent beneath his foot, a symbolic representation of his mastery over negative forces and the taming of ego and worldly desires. His raised right hand, often depicted holding a vajra (thunderbolt scepter, though not explicitly visible in this particular representation), signifies his unwavering resolve and his ability to shatter illusions. The fiery aura emanating from behind Vajrapani further accentuates his wrathful aspect, representing the transformative power of wisdom that burns away impurities and the darkness of ignorance. The swirling patterns within the flames are reminiscent of traditional Tibetan art, often symbolizing cosmic energy and the ceaseless flow of existence. This representation draws heavily from the iconography of Mahayana Buddhism, where Vajrapani plays a crucial role in protecting the Dharma and safeguarding practitioners on their spiritual journeys. According to legend, Vajrapani was born from the forehead of the Buddha Akshobhya, inheriting his unconquerable power. He is also associated with Indra, the king of the gods in Hindu mythology, who wields the vajra. This connection highlights Vajrapani's immense strength and his role as a protector against all malevolent forces, both internal and external.

A Masterpiece from Nepal

This magnificent idol is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of Nepal, a land steeped in Buddhist traditions. Nepalese artisans have long been revered for their skill in creating intricate and spiritually profound sculptures, and this piece is no exception. The precise execution of each detail, from the muscular form of the deity to the delicate rendering of the fiery halo and the ornate base, speaks to generations of inherited knowledge and devotional practice. The use of copper as a base material, gilded with gold, is a traditional technique that imbues the statue with both a sense of sacredness and a durable beauty that can be cherished for lifetimes. Displaying this Vajrapani statue in your home or meditation space serves as a constant reminder of the power of wisdom to overcome challenges and the enduring strength of the spiritual path.