Handcrafted Himalayan Figurine of Dorjelegpa | Wrathful Dharma Protector of the Vajra Path
The Himalayan Figurine of Dorjelegpa stands at 54 cm (21.3 inches) in height with a base width of 51 cm (20.1 inches), and weighs 12.92 kilograms. Crafted from copper and finished with gold coloring and acrylic painting. This piece is both a striking work of art and a potent spiritual symbolperfect for shrines, monastery altars, or collections of esoteric Buddhist art.
The snow lion carries Dorje Legpa mounts the snow lion. she carries him in a graceful yet precise manner. She does not need to be "swift to the kill" in terms of tracking down our fraudulent vows. The mount gives Dorje Legpa the space of vajra humor, something that transcends both seriousness and non-seriousness, wherein all fraudulence is lost. The field of the power of Legpa and the lion is such that all neuroses simply run from the gaze of the former to the latter until they exhaust themselves.
Size: 21.3”/54cm (Height) x 20.1”/51cm (Base)
Weight: 12.92 kg
Material: Gold Coloring, Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Dorje Legpa, also known as Vajrasadhu in Sanskrit, is a prominent protector deity within the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Originally venerated in the pre-Buddhist Bon religion as a god of gambling and war, Dorje Legpa's role transformed significantly with the advent of Buddhism in Tibet. According to tradition, during the 8th century, the tantric master Guru Padmasambhava subdued Dorje Legpa, binding him by oath to serve as a protector of the Dharma.
