Milarepa: The Great Yogi of Tibet - Spiritual Statue

Milarepa Statue in Copper and Gold: Masterful Art from Nepal

The Milarepa Statue is a stunning representation of one of Tibet's most revered figures, meticulously handcrafted from high-quality copper and coated with a 24k gold face. Standing at 28.5cm in height and 23.5cm in width, this extraordinary piece weighs 4.30kg, symbolizing Milarepa’s profound spiritual journey and enlightenment. Known for his ascetic practices and deep meditation, Milarepa is a symbol of compassion, wisdom, and inner peace. This statue, crafted by skilled artisans in Patan, Nepal, brings a sense of tranquility and inspiration to any space. Adorned with fine details and a graceful posture, it embodies the transformative power of dedication and mindfulness, making it the perfect addition to a meditation altar or sacred space.

Product Details:

28.5cm x  23.5cm 
Height x Width

Weight: 4.30kg

• Traditionally Hand-carved using the authentic cast body
• Coated with Multiple Layer of 24k Gold
• Use of Acrylics and Poster Colors
• Meticulously Crafted by Master Artists

Milarepa

Milarepa, one of the most venerated Tibetan Buddhist figures, is known for his remarkable spiritual transformation. His symbolic representation often shows him in a meditative posture, embodying wisdom, deep reflection, and the power of inner peace. As a practitioner of asceticism, Milarepa is depicted with the traditional Tibetan attributes: his serene facial expression, often painted with an expression of deep contemplation, signifies his mastery over the mind and his journey to enlightenment. He is typically shown holding a musical instrument, like the damaru, symbolizing the power of sound and chant in meditation and spiritual practice. Milarepa's symbols also represent the overcoming of ignorance, as he is a figure who transformed from a life of vengeance to one of deep compassion, making his image a powerful icon of redemption and spiritual aspiration. His serene posture and the inclusion of lotus flowers or vajra in depictions reinforce his connection to the Dharma and the purification of the mind.