Description
Oxidized Guhyasamaja Statue | Spiritual Artwork Handcrafted in Nepal
The Guhyasamaja statue stands at a height of 9.1” (23 cm) with a base width of 7.9” (20 cm), making it a representation of this important figure in Vajrayana Buddhism. Crafted from oxidized copper, the statue boasts an antique finish that gives it a timeless, revered appearance. Guhyasamaja, known as the "Lord of the Secret Assembly," is often depicted in tantric iconography and symbolizes the union of wisdom and compassion.
The deity is depicted seated with the legs in a vajra posture on a double lotus seat, embracing the consort in a union (Yab-Yum). Yab and Yum are depicted in three faces, with a mixed expression of fierceness and desire while holding various objects in their hands. The statue is very intricate in detail and has excellent attention to detail.
Size: 9.1”/23 cm (Height) x 7.9”/20 cm (Base)
Weight: 2.94 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body, Antique Finish
Guhyasamaja is considered to be one of the most significant deities in Vajrayana Buddhism, especially in the Gelug school. As the embodiment of the unity of all Buddhas, he is linked to the greatest levels of yoga tantra practice that lead to ultimate enlightenment. In his mandala, Guhyasamaja is usually seen with a retinue of deities surrounding him, indicating the synthesis of several facets of enlightenment with his six arms and three faces. In order to grasp the ultimate nature of existence and to transform ordinary experiences into the path to enlightenment, practitioners of Guhyasamaja engage in intricate rituals and meditations.