Embrace the Wisdom and Ingenuity of Thangtong Gyalpo in Your Spiritual Practice
This magnificent Thangtong Gyalpo statue celebrates the life and contributions of the Tibetan Buddhist monk who lived in the 14th century and was known for his spiritual insight, technical prowess, and charitable endeavors. Many of the iron chain suspension bridges in Tibet that Thangtong Gyalpo is credited with creating and designing serve as vital connections between communities and promote Buddhism.
With a height of 10.4 inches and a base measuring 7.8 inches, this statue has a rich and intricate finish thanks to the use of oxidized copper and 24K gold gilding. The intricate acrylic paints add to this piece of art's beauty and skill. The Thangtong Gyalpo statue, which weighs 2.91 kg and represents this visionary master in a meditation pose, embodies his spiritual knowledge and profound comprehension of
Size: 10.4"/26.5cm (Height) x 7.8"/20cm (Base)
Weight: 2.91 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Oxidized Copper Body, Acrylic Paintings
The Master Thangtong Gyalpo is supposed to have entered the earth in the "way of Padmasambhava" as a conjoined emanation of Chenrezig and his vengeful form, Tamdrin, during the Wood Ox Year (1384) in the town of Rinchen Ding. He was a well-known Tibetan Siddha who traveled far throughout Tibet, China, and other eastern nations. He also constructed countless temples, metal bridges, and monasteries in Dergé and other places. Thangtong Gyalpo, the moniker he goes by, means "King of the Empty Plain." He had a vision of five dakinis who came to him and sang poems of adoration while meditating on the Gyede Plain in Tsang.
