Description This statue would be a meaningful altar, embodying harmony, compassion, and enlightenment ideals.The intricate carvings emphasize the elegance and purity of Samantabhadra and his partner, reflecting the deeper spiritual significance of these figures. Samantabhadra is a significant figure in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, often depicted seated on a lotus throne, surrounded by symbolic elements representing his vows and the attributes of a bodhisattva. He represents the concept of enlightenment and the ideal of altruistic actions. Statues of Samantabhadra typically show him seated on a lotus throne, often surrounded by various symbolic elements that represent his vows and the qualities of a bodhisattva. Dimension: Height: 12.75 inches Breath: 9.75 inches Width: 7 inches Weight: 4.2 kg Made of copper with an oxidized finish
