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Elevate your sacred sanctuary with this majestic Standing Guru Rinpoche Statue, an opulent embodiment of Padmasambhava, revered as the Second Buddha. Masterfully sculpted using the ancient lost wax casting technique, which captures the subtlest details through a meticulous wax mold lost in the process of casting, this statue radiates artisanal brilliance from head to toe. Draped in resplendent 24K gold gilding and adorned with exquisite rich acrylic hues, every inch is ornately hand-carved with profound iconography and regal motifs by master Nepalese craftsmen. Guru Rinpoche stands gracefully upon a blooming lotus throne, crowned in elaborate splendor and bedecked in lavish jewels, layered garments, and a billowing robe — each element painstakingly detailed to exude timeless divinity. In his sacred grasp, he wields the Khatvanga trident, a powerful emblem of tantric mastery, piercing the three realms of illusion, crowned with a vajra and a ritual sequence of skulls symbolizing impermanence and transformation. In his other hand, he holds a skull cup surmounted by a nectar vase, signifying the wisdom that conquers ignorance and sustains immortality. Encircled by a breathtakingly carved halo ablaze with intricate flames, this rare heirloom invites devotees to seek unwavering protection, profound blessings, and the enlightened wisdom of Guru Rinpoche in their spiritual abode.

Please note: The statue in the photograph is the actual piece for sale, ensuring authenticity and exclusivity.

Key features of Standing Guru Rinpoche Statue:

• Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
  
• Crafted using traditional Fire-gilding with gold
• 24k Pure Gold Gilded Face
  
• Beautifully decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists
• Height X Width: 35cm X 18.5cm
• Weight: 2.47kg

Maha Padmasambhava

Maha Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, meaning "Precious Guru," is a supremely revered tantric master in Tibetan Buddhism, widely honored as the Second Buddha for his pivotal role in spreading Vajrayana Buddhism across the Himalayan region in the 8th century. The title "Maha" signifies his greatness and supreme spiritual power, as he is believed to be a fully enlightened being who manifested miraculously from a lotus flower in Lake Dhanakosha—not born of a womb, but arising from pure awareness and prophecy.

In his Maha form, Padmasambhava represents the most elevated and wrathful-appearing aspect of his enlightened nature, capable of transforming the darkest negativities into radiant wisdom. He is often depicted seated on a lotus throne, holding a vajra, skull cup (kapala), and trident, adorned in royal robes and symbolic ornaments. His fierce yet compassionate expression reminds devotees that true liberation sometimes requires the fearless confrontation of inner demons and egoic attachments.