Vajradhara Statue with Consort: Embodiment of Primordial Wisdom
A Vajradhara statue with consort emerges as a profound expression of enlightened union and primordial wisdom. Crafted from oxidised copper, it features a deep patina that lends an ancient, grounding presence. Standing 9.45 inches (24 cm) tall with a base measuring 6.1 inches (15.5 cm), this sacred artwork invites tranquil contemplation of ultimate reality. Each piece reflects the soulful dedication of Nepalese artisans, embodying both spiritual depth and exceptional craftsmanship.
This Vajradhara statue with consort embodies the enlightened union of wisdom and compassionate action. Vajradhara, holding a vajra and a bell, symbolises the perfect integration of emptiness and form, while his consort represents ultimate wisdom. Together, they inspire a deeper understanding of the path to liberation.
Size: 9.45”/24cm (Height) x 6.1”/15.5cm (Base)
Weight: 1.97 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Vajradhara is revered as the primordial Buddha in Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the ultimate aspect of enlightenment, the Dharmakaya. He is depicted in union with his consort, Prajnaparamita, symbolizing the inseparability of wisdom (prajna) and method (karuna), essential for attaining Buddhahood. This union is a central teaching, embodying the complete cessation of dualities and the pure origin of all tantric lineages.