The Great Purifier Guru Vajrasattva, Tibetan Statue
The artisan of Kathmandu handcrafted this Tibetan statue of The great purifier, Vajrasattva, with 24k gold and corals. He sits on his hip, sculpted with a peaceful face on a magnificently made lotus seat. He exudes a cheerful vibe with a vajra in his left hand and a bell in his right. His jewelry is superbly crafted and adorned with corals, as is his lotus seat. The add-on attribute is represented by his lower body draped in richly patterned silk. The halo behind his head is meticulously carved with distinct motifs and patterns, giving the statue a spiritual aura.
Size: 9.8"/25cm (Height) x 7.4"/19cm (Base)
Weight: 2.086 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Copper Body, Acrylic Paintings
Vajrasattva's status as the "great purifier" is top-of-mind in Tibetan Buddhism, and it is a critical first step in Buddhist practice. It works on the bad karmas and obstructions that obscure our Buddha Nature. It is one of Vajrayana's primary "foundation" practices. Vajrasattva practice, on the other hand, is much more.
Vajrasattva is an early Vajrayana Buddhist practice essential to Shingon Buddhism. Vajradhara manifests as Vajrasattva, a majestic manifestation of Vajradhara.
