Golden Statue of Guru Rinpoche with Yeshe Tshogyal and Mandharva
This Golden Statue of Guru Rinpoche with Yeshe Tshogyal and Mandharva features Guru Rinpoche measuring 21.5”/54.5 cm in height and 13.2”/33.5 cm at the base, with Yeshe Tshogyal and Mandharva measuring 14.8”/37.5 cm in height and 7.5”/19 cm at the base. The set weighs 5.92 kg and is expertly crafted from a copper body, covered with a triple layer of 24K gold gilding, adorned with detailed gold and acrylic paintings, inlaid gemstones, and carved with deeply engraved details that create a magnificent 3D-like effect. Handcrafted by skilled Nepali artisans, this ensemble is ideal for altars, meditation spaces, or as a meaningful spiritual centerpiece.
Guru Rinpoche is depicted in a regal posture, seated on a moon-disc lotus base, wearing a lotus hat with feathers and a khatvanga resting on his shoulders. His right hand holds a vajra and his left hand holds a skull cup with a vase of immortality, symbolizing the union of wisdom and compassion. On his left side, Yeshe Tshogyal stands on a moon-disc lotus base, holding a skull cup in her right hand and performing abhaya mudra with her left hand, representing fearlessness and spiritual protection. On his right side, Mandharva stands on a moon-disc lotus base, performing abhaya mudra with her right hand and holding a kalasha in her left hand, symbolizing abundance and blessings. Together, this triad embodies enlightened energy, protection, and spiritual empowerment for devotees.
Guru Rinpoche Size: 21.5”/54.5 cm (Height) x 13.2”/33.5 cm (Base)
Yeshe Tshogyal and Mandharva Set Size: 14.8”/37.5 cm (Height) x 7.5”/19 cm (Base)
Weight: 5.92 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body, Gemstones
This set features Guru Rinpoche, revered as the “Second Buddha” who brought Buddhism to Tibet and embodies wisdom, compassion, and enlightened power. Flanking him are Yeshe Tshogyal, his principal consort and an enlightened female practitioner who represents devotion and spiritual insight, and Mandharva, another consort symbolizing blessings, compassionate action, and support for spiritual practice. Together, these three figures form a harmonious triad that represents wisdom, protection, and empowerment, making this ensemble a meaningful depiction of spiritual guidance and devotion.