Description
Embrace Profound Longevity and Purification with the Three Face Dakini Namgyalma Statue
This handcrafted Namgyalma statue measures 21.26 inches (54 cm) in height with a 16.9-inch (43 cm) base and weighs 12.98 kg. Skillfully created by experienced Nepali artisans, the sculpture features a finely crafted copper body enriched with 24K gold gilding, detailed acrylic painting, and hand-carved gemstone embellishments. Its substantial size and elaborate workmanship make it suitable for Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, temples, Dharma centers, or distinguished spiritual collections.
Namgyalma is depicted with three faces and eight arms, seated in the full lotus posture upon a richly decorated multicolored lotus pedestal. Her principal face looks forward with a composed expression, while two additional faces appear on either side of her head, each carefully modeled and painted. A tall, jeweled crown encircles the three faces, and her dark hair rises into an elegant topknot crowned with an ornate finial. Her central hands are positioned before her chest holding a crossed vajra, while another hand holds a small seated Buddha figure upon a lotus. Her remaining hands display a bow, an arrow, a looped lasso, an open gesture of blessing, and other ritual attributes arranged symmetrically around her body. She is adorned with large circular earrings, layered necklaces, armlets, bracelets, anklets, and gemstone-set ornaments. Finely engraved garments cover her shoulders and legs, enriched with intricate floral patterns, gold detailing, and colorful painted accents. Flowing scarves curve behind her arms, while the broad lotus throne is formed with alternating red, blue, green, and gold petals, creating a balanced and highly detailed composition.
Size: 21.26”/54cm (Height) x 16.9”/43cm(Base)
Weight: 12.98 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded , Acrylic Painting , Copper Body , Handcarved Gemstones
Namgyalma (Ushnishavijaya in Sanskrit) is one of the three principal Buddhist deities associated with longevity, alongside Amitayus and White Tara. She is revered for her ability to purify negativities, prolong life, and avert untimely death, particularly through her associated mantra and practices. Her iconography, with multiple faces and arms, symbolizes her omniscient wisdom and skillful means in benefiting all sentient beings, making her a powerful meditational deity in Vajrayana Buddhism. A monumental expression of enlightened wisdom and boundless compassion, destined to inspire deep spiritual practice and grace any sacred space with its presence.