Description
Sukhasiddhi Enlightened Dakini Sculpture: Embodiment of Profound Wisdom and Freedom
This Sukhasiddhi Enlightened Dakini Sculpture stands 8.07 inches (20.5 cm) high on a 7.87-inch (20 cm) base and weighs 1.97 kg. Crafted from bronze, it features an antique finish that draws out the depth of the sculpted face, crown, ornaments, multiple arms, and decorative base. Gemstones are set into selected areas to add subtle points of color against the aged bronze surface. Though compact in size, its detailed composition and wide base give it a strong presence for a Vajrayana altar, meditation space, or meaningful Himalayan art collection.
Sukhasiddhi is shown in a richly detailed tantric form, seated at the center with an elaborate crown, ornaments, and a surrounding flame-like aureole. Her multiple arms extend around her form, each carrying ritual attributes that express awakened activity and wisdom. The layered arrangement of the hands and surrounding elements creates a powerful sense of movement, while her central seated posture remains composed and balanced. Revered as an accomplished yogini and dakini of the Shangpa Kagyu lineage, Sukhasiddhi represents blissful realization, direct spiritual experience, and the transformative potential of Vajrayana practice.
Size: 8.07”/20.5cm (Height) x 7.87”/20cm (Base)
Weight: 1.97 kg
Material: Bronze, Antique Finish, Gemstones
Sukhasiddhi was an eleventh-century Indian Buddhist yogini, renowned as one of the four great female lineage holders of the Shangpa Kagyu tradition. She attained complete enlightenment under the guidance of Virupa and became a celebrated teacher herself, emphasizing the direct realization of emptiness and the innate purity of mind. Her life exemplifies liberation from conventional attachments and the attainment of ultimate freedom.