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Ekajati Copper Statue Embodiment of Fearless Wisdom
This Ekajati Copper Statue measures 8.27”/21cm in height and 6.5”/16.5cm at the base, weighing 1.19 kg. Handcrafted from a copper body, it is richly enhanced with gold and detailed acrylic painting, creating a vivid representation of this powerful Vajrayana protector. The sculpture presents a dynamic wrathful figure surrounded by a dramatic circular aureole of flames. Intricate details can be seen across the fierce facial expression, crown, flowing garments, ornaments, ritual attributes, and decorated pedestal. Vibrant red, blue, green, white, and gold tones give the sculpture a striking appearance, while the carefully rendered flames emphasize its powerful presence. The compact yet highly detailed composition reflects traditional Himalayan Buddhist craftsmanship and makes it suitable for Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, Dharma centers, or sacred collections.
This sacred depiction portrays Ekajati, one of the important protectors of the Nyingma tradition and a powerful guardian of the Dharma and Vajrayana teachings. She is traditionally recognized by her distinctive single eye, single tooth, single breast, and fierce appearance, representing a highly concentrated and uncompromising form of protective awareness. Her wrathful expression symbolizes the forceful removal of obstacles and harmful influences rather than ordinary anger, while her dynamic posture expresses swift enlightened activity. The surrounding flames represent the transformative power of wisdom that overcomes negativity, and the elaborate ornaments emphasize her powerful protector form. As a sacred representation, Ekajati serves as a reminder of vigilance, fearlessness, protection, and unwavering dedication to preserving the Dharma.
Size: 8.27”/21cm (Height) x 6.5”/16.5cm (Base)
Weight: 1.19 kg
Material: Copper Body , Gold and Acrylic Painting
Ekajati, known as "One-Eyed Goddess" or "Blue Tara," is one of the most powerful and important protectresses in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly revered in the Nyingma tradition. She is a wisdom protector and guardian of tantric treasures (terma). Her wrathful appearance is not an expression of evil, but rather her fierce compassion to clear obstacles on the path to enlightenment and protect practitioners from inner and outer dangers..