Three Nyingma Dharmapalas Statue Collection

This Three Nyingma Dharmapalas Statue Collection represents the powerful protective tradition of Nyingma Buddhism through three revered guardians: Rahula, Dorje Legpa, and Ekajati. Measuring 8.46 inches (21.5 cm) in height with a 7.28-inch (18.5 cm) base and weighing 4.35 kg, the collection is richly finished with gold and detailed acrylic painting. Each figure is portrayed with a fierce expression, dynamic posture, elaborate ornaments, and blazing flame halos that emphasize the powerful visual language of Himalayan Buddhist protector sculpture. The intricate painting and gold detailing bring out the distinctive attributes of each Dharmapala, reflecting the craftsmanship and devotion expressed through traditional Nepalese Buddhist art.

Iconography of the Three Nyingma Dharmapalas

Rahula is depicted as a powerful wrathful protector associated with vigilant awareness and the removal of obstacles, traditionally recognized by his multiple heads and eyes and serpentine lower body. His numerous eyes symbolize all-seeing awareness, while his ritual implements express his ability to overcome harmful forces and protect the Dharma. Dorje Legpa is portrayed as a fierce Dharma protector traditionally riding a snow lion, holding a vajra that represents indestructible power and spiritual strength. His distinctive hat and wrathful appearance emphasize his role as a guardian of Buddhist teachings. Ekajati appears as a fierce solitary protector with her distinctive single eye and powerful wrathful expression, representing unwavering protection of sacred teachings and the removal of obstacles. Together, Rahula, Dorje Legpa, and Ekajati embody vigilance, fearless protection, and the safeguarding of the Nyingma Dharma.

Specifications

• Height: 8.46” (21.5 cm)
• Base Width: 7.28” (18.5 cm)
• Weight: 4.35 kg
• Material: Acrylic Painting, Gold and Acrylic Painting

Traditional Nepalese Craftsmanship

This Three Nyingma Dharmapalas Statue Collection reflects the rich tradition of Himalayan Buddhist metalwork and decorative painting. The detailed gold work and vibrant acrylic painting emphasize the fierce expressions, ornaments, sacred attributes, and flaming halos of the three protectors. Each figure is carefully finished to preserve the distinctive iconographic character of these important Nyingma guardians, making the collection well suited for Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, monasteries, and sacred collections.