Description

The statue of Milarepa is beautifully handcrafted in mindful craftsmanship of a cadence in imitation of that Buddhist ascetic. He radiates the stillness yet commands a presence that is so often referred to in the iconic Milarepa meditation pose. It illustrates a figure holding a vajra representing the victory over obstacles both internal and external. Installed as a copper-based statue of Milarepa, it has a beautiful tile face which brings out the detailing as well as the spirituality of this figure in its 24K pure gold finish.

Milarepa statue is a beautiful handmade work representing the famous Buddhist ascetic and shows the serenity and power that normally surrounds him. It is one of the representations in the famous Milarepa pose of meditation, and it has him holding a vajra, which portrays his victory over inner challenges and the outer ones. This beautiful handcrafted Milarepa statue is a copper-based structure and features a brilliant 24k pure gold face that enhances intricate details and the spiritual values of this sacred figure.

Key Features :

• Coated with Gold on Copper-Based
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Milarepa

Milarepa (c. 1052–1135) is one of Tibet's most respected yogis, poets, and saints, known for his incredible journey from a dark past into enlightenment. At first, he was consumed by the desire for revenge and learned black magic in order to take revenge on his family; he later repented and sought the great teacher Marpa. Milarepa endured fierce and often very harsh training for many years under the terrible tyranny of Marpa until finally succeeding in acquiring such high spiritual insight and control. He became renowned as an extemporaneous composer of wise songs through which he taught Buddhist subject matter in verse, rendering it cogent or poignant. His life is an inspiring example of total transformation, absolute devotion, and what every human being can achieve in becoming enlightened through perseverance; thus, he is a key figure in Tibetan Buddhism.