Lokeshwor Sacred Figurine in Oxidized Copper | Bodhisattva of Compassion

Lokeshwor is iconographically depicted as the compassionate bodhisattva of Nepalese and Himalayan tradition, embodying the same enlightened compassion as Chenrezig. In this sacred statue, Lokeshwor is shown seated in vajra posture upon a lotus base, symbolizing purity and liberation from samsara. His right hand is raised in the abhaya mudra, the gesture of fearlessness and protection, offering reassurance and refuge to all beings, while his left hand rests in meditation holding a lotus or placed in dhyana mudra, signifying inner realization and compassionate awareness. He wears an ornate five-jeweled crown and elaborate ornaments, representing his sambhogakaya form as a fully awakened bodhisattva who appears in radiant, divine splendor for the benefit of beings. The serene expression, gently lowered gaze, and balanced posture reflect profound compassion, equanimity, and attentive presence, while the gilded detailing and rich iconographic embellishments highlight his role as a protector who actively responds to suffering with limitless compassion and skillful means.