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Hand Made Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish 9" Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue

Fine Quality Hand Carved Tibetan Buddhist Religious Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish9" Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue from Patan, Nepal for Shrine / Altar / Monastery

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Hand Made Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish 9" Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue

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Fine Quality Hand Carved Tibetan Buddhist Religious Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish9" Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue from Patan, Nepal for Shrine / Altar / Monastery

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Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue

Name	Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa Statue
Height	9”
Width	7”
Depth	3.5”
Material	Lost Wax Method, Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish
Actual Weight	1.534 Kg.
Ships From	Patan, Nepal
Shipping Provider	Express Shipping Service
Shipping Time	Usually ships within 48 hours. Allow 5 – 7 business days for delivery worldwide.
Insurance	Insurance is included in the shipping cost.

Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa – The Buddha of Purification

Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa, the embodiment of unconditional kindness, is always portrayed with a gentle face and a luminescent countenance. His practices are all related to confession and purification, and he is the supreme remover of obstacles for Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhists. It is said that of all the countless methods to purify obscurations and negative karma, the practices of Vajrasattva are the best. Through meditation and recitation related to Vajrasattva, students can purify their minds in preparation for more advanced Tantric practices. It is believed that all harmful acts can be purified and all obscurations removed through sincere dedication to Vajrasattva and his practices.

Gestures and Attributes

Vajrasattva / Dorjesempa holds the Vajra (or Dorje) and Ghanta (or bell), which together represent the body, speech, and mind of the Buddha. In Tantric ritual, the Vajra is held in the right hand and the bell is held in the left. The Vajra represents the compassion of the Buddhas, the masculine principle, and the bell represents wisdom, the feminine principle. To achieve enlightenment, these principles must be combined. Used together in ritual, the Vajra and Ghanta purify the surrounding space of negative energies and raise beneficial energy for positive work.

About this Sculpture

This exquisite statue portrays Vajrasattva, also known as Dorje Sempa, the embodiment of purity and spiritual transformation in Tibetan Buddhism. Expertly handcrafted from copper alloy using the traditional lost wax method, the sculpture showcases the exceptional artistry of the Shakya artisans from Patan, Nepal. Vajrasattva is depicted seated gracefully in meditation upon a meticulously carved lotus throne, symbolizing his transcendence over worldly impurities. He adorns a finely detailed five-pointed crown and ornate ornaments, representing his compassionate vow to benefit all sentient beings. The intricate carvings of his robes and the delicate features of his serene expression highlight the unparalleled skill and dedication of the craftsmen. The statue's warm oxidation finish imparts a timeless and inviting glow, encouraging contemplation and the release of worldly distractions. Each piece is individually crafted, preserving the centuries-old tradition of creating sacred art for temples and monasteries. The artisans' meticulous attention to detail and adherence to ancient metalworking techniques ensure that this statue is not only a visual masterpiece but also a profound symbol of spiritual devotion and cultural heritage. Owning such a piece offers a tangible connection to the rich legacy of Nepalese sacred art and the enduring spiritual teachings it represents.

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