Description Vajrasattva Statue is used for deep healing meditation and purification practices in Vajrayana Buddhism. Vajrasattva is also known as the Great Purifier. The intricate hand-painting crafted by talented artisans from Nepal truly distinguishes this statue. The artists use natural pigments and traditional techniques, resulting in each statue showcasing a unique appearance with vibrant colors and gilded highlights. The artwork often features elaborate designs on the garments, halo, and other elements, enhancing the statue’s ethereal and aesthetic charm. He is depicted sitting in a lotus position on a throne made of lotus flowers, symbolizing his elevated essence and his ability to remain undisturbed by the distractions of the material world. In his right hand, he holds a vajra, representing a thunderbolt, while in his left hand, he carries a bell. Together, these objects symbolize the harmonious blend of wisdom and compassion. This hand-painted artwork serves as a visual aid for meditation and a focal point for prayers dedicated to purification and transformation. Dimension: Height: 14.25” with Frame Height: 12.5” without frame Breath: 8.5” Width: 6.5” Made of: Copper, Acrylic paint, 24 K gold plated and gold face painting.
