This fine statue elegantly portrays Vajradhara, Dorje Chang—the Tantric embodiment of Buddha Shakyamuni. Meticulously crafted from copper alloy through the time-honored Lost Wax Method, this sculpture showcases exceptional artistry and dedication. Vajradhara is depicted with elegance, gracefully holding a golden Vajra in his right hand and a silver bell in his left. His head is gently tilted to the left as he sits upon a beautifully carved lotus base.

The statue features intricate details, including the vertically rested Dorje atop its head, the five-pointed crown, lavish jewelry, and the symbolic attributes of the Vajra and Bell, all of which are meticulously hand-carved to perfection. The robes and lotus base feature a rich red hue, with a beautifully hand-painted face that enhances the brilliance of the 24K gold gilding enveloping the statue. The meticulously hand-painted face conveys a tranquil and realistic expression, embodying the essence of Vajradhara’s meditative calmness and enlightenment.

This breathtaking sculpture, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans in Patan, Nepal, showcases their long-standing tradition of producing sacred Buddhist art. The intricate detailing, gold gilding, and exceptional craftsmanship breathe life into the statue, transforming it into a remarkable masterpiece that embodies both spiritual significance and artistic value. 

Size Details:

Height: 13”

Width: 9”

Depth: 5”

Weight: 2970 grams – exact weight

Material: Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy with 24 K Gold Gilded, and Hand Painted Face