Samantabhadra Primordial Buddha Statue with Consort: The Essence of Boundless Purity
Presented in a deeply contemplative union, this Samantabhadra Primordial Buddha Statue with Consort measures 8.7”/22 cm in height, rests on a 6.9”/17.5 cm base, and weighs 2 kg. Meticulously handcrafted from copper, the sculpture is enriched with gold and precise acrylic painting that accentuates the serene expressions, graceful contours, and finely carved lotus pedestal. The primordial Buddha appears in meditative embrace with Samantabhadri, without crowns, garments, or ornaments, reflecting the unconditioned nature of awakened awareness beyond conceptual distinctions. Their union represents the inseparability of awareness and emptiness, the fundamental purity at the heart of Dzogchen teachings. Embodying the original state of enlightenment present within all beings, this sacred composition supports meditation on non-duality and the recognition of the mind’s boundless nature, making it a profound addition to a Vajrayana altar or contemplative space.
Samantabhadra is depicted with a deep blue body, representing the limitless expanse and pure awareness of the awakened mind. His consort, Samantabhadri, appears in white, symbolizing emptiness and primordial purity. Their yab yum embrace represents the inseparable union of awareness and emptiness, rather than an ordinary physical relationship. Both figures are shown without elaborate clothing or ritual implements, expressing the naked truth of reality, free from conceptual divisions and artificial appearances. Seated together in meditative union upon a lotus throne, they embody the original enlightened nature that is complete within every sentient being.
Size: 8.7”/22cm (Height) x 6.9”/17.5cm (Base)
Weight: 2 kg
Material: Copper Body, Gold and Acrylic Painting
Samantabhadra is revered as the Primordial Buddha (Adi-Buddha) in certain Buddhist traditions, most notably within Nyingma Vajrayana. He represents the Dharmakaya, the ultimate truth body, and embodies the unconditioned, empty nature of mind, which is inherently pure and luminous. He is typically depicted nude, of a dark blue hue, and often in profound union with his white consort, Samantabhadri. This sacred depiction symbolizes the ultimate unity of method and wisdom, emptiness and compassion, revealing the inseparable nature of all phenomena as the direct path to awakening.
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