Masterpiece Vajrasattva Statue | The Karma-Cleansing Buddha

Description This statue of Vajrasattva means more than just anything. It is a holy door to the primordial state of purity. Vajrasattva is known as the Karma-Cleansing Buddha because he is the purest form of all enlightened beings—bright, clear, and devoid of all stains. This statue helps with purification activities, serves as a visual mantra, and reminds us that we may completely regenerate our spirits. The Buddha of Purification, Vajrasattva, represents the pure nature of minds that have reached enlightenment. He sits in dhani mudra and holds a bell and a vajra to illustrate how knowledge and compassion go hand in hand. The statue portrays him sitting quietly on a moon-disc cushion, which means he is pure. The 100-Syllable Mantra is linked to his ability to clean. Artisans employ the lost-wax process to make the statue, gold-plate the skin, make a crown, and form the silver vajra and bell, all with delicate carvings. The pure look of the lotus throne and silk-like robes is enhanced by the vajra, bell, and gemstone inlays, such as turquoise and coral, which show its spiritual meaning. Dimension: Height: 14.5 inches Breath: 10.75 inches Width: 6.75 inches Weight:  4.2 kg Crafted in copper through the Lost Wax Method, adorned with gold gilding and sterling silver, featuring a hand-painted face embellished with coral and turquoise stones.