Guhyasamaja Sacred Statue: An Emblem of Profound Tantric Wisdom
Guhyasamaja sacred statue arises here, embodying the esoteric wisdom of Vajrayana Buddhism. This 32cm-tall figure, crafted from oxidised copper with delicate silver plating, presents a solemn and powerful presence in any spiritual space. Its substantial weight of 6.54 kg speaks to its enduring quality and the depth of its spiritual significance.
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) adorned with precious ornaments: crown, earrings and other jewels. 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: 12.6”/32cm (Height) x 12.6”/32cm (Base)
Weight: 6.54 kg
Material: Oxidised Copper Body, Silver Plating
Guhyasamaja, meaning "Secret Assembly," is one of the most important meditational deities in Vajrayana Buddhism, particularly revered in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism. He symbolises the realisation of the ultimate truth through the union of all Buddhas' bodies, speech, and mind, representing the highest tantric realisation and the transformation of the five aggregates into the five wisdoms.
