Description
Vajradhara Oxidized Sculpture for Profound Practice and Inner Wisdom
This Vajradhara Oxidized Sculpture measures 13.98 inches (35.5 cm) in height, rests upon an 11.61-inch (29.5 cm) base, and weighs 4.33 kg. Meticulously handcrafted by skilled Nepali artisans, the sculpture is formed from an oxidized copper body with a deep, naturally darkened finish. This surface treatment brings definition to the deity’s crown, jewelry, flowing garments, crossed arms, and ritual implements while highlighting the precision of the sculpted metalwork. Its broad base, substantial weight, and composed form create a distinguished presence for a Buddhist altar, meditation room, shrine space, or collection of Himalayan sacred art.
Vajradhara is depicted seated in the stable vajra posture upon a lotus pedestal, adorned with an elaborate crown and celestial bodhisattva ornaments. His hands are crossed before his heart in the Vajrahumkara Mudra, with the right hand holding a vajra and the left holding a ritual bell. Together, these implements express the inseparable union of skillful means and wisdom at the heart of Vajrayana practice. His peaceful expression and steady posture convey profound meditative awareness and complete realization. Revered as the primordial Buddha and the source of many tantric lineages, Vajradhara embodies the ultimate awakened state from which Vajrayana teachings arise.
Size: 13.98”/35.5cm (Height) x 11.61”/29.5cm (Base)
Weight: 4.33 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Vajradhara is considered the Adibuddha, or primordial Buddha, in the Kagyu and Gelug schools of Tibetan Buddhism, representing the source of all tantric lineages. He embodies the ultimate reality of Buddhahood, the enlightened mind itself, from which all other Buddhas and teachings emanate.
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