Description Vajrasattva statue represents the Buddha of purification, which is a key practice in Tibetan Buddhism, representing the ability to cleanse spiritual impurities, including missed devotions and personal growth. It is practiced in all four schools and helps cleanse violated Samaya vows and obscuration. Vajrasattva, the holy mind of all Buddhas, takes on this form due to his compassion for all sentient beings. He can eliminate spiritual impurities such as bad karmic forces and tendencies to assist sentient people in achieving a better rebirth or enlightenment. He is seated on a double lotus throne, symbolizing spiritual purity and enlightenment with a thunderbolt (vajra) and a hand bell (ghanta). The thunderbolt is a tool capable of cutting any substance, but it is impervious to being cut itself. The handbell represents the amalgamation of wisdom and compassion, crucial for achieving enlightenment. Dimension: Height: 9 inches Breath: 7 inches Width: 5 inches Weight: 1.7 kg Made of oxidized copper and silver.
