Buddhist Kalachakra Deity Statue | Spiritual Decor

12.2" Celestial Beauty Lapis Lazuli Kalachakra Statue

The Kalachakra deity, a profound figure in Tibetan Buddhism, represents the Wheel of Time and the ultimate union of wisdom and compassion. As the embodiment of cosmic harmony and universal interconnectedness, Kalachakra is worshipped by devotees to attain inner peace, spiritual transformation, and liberation from the cycles of time and suffering. This handcrafted statue, made from copper and adorned with 24k gold plating, stands 31cm tall and radiates timeless beauty. It features intricate details enhanced by vibrant gemstones such as coral, turquoise, and lapis lazuli, each symbolizing vitality, protection, mental clarity, and inner wisdom. Ideal for spiritual spaces, this Kalachakra statue serves as a stunning centerpiece for meditation and home decor. 

Key Features:

• Copper-based 
  
• Adorned with Lapis Lazuli, Coral & Turquoise Gemstones
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Kalachakra

The Kalachakra deity, central to the Kalachakra Tantra, symbolizes time, cosmic cycles, and the union of wisdom and compassion in Tibetan Buddhism. The term "Kalachakra" translates to "Wheel of Time," reflecting the interconnectedness of all phenomena. Introduced to Tibet in the 11th century, this profound practice aims to harmonize the inner (body and mind), outer (cosmos), and alternative (spiritual realization) dimensions of existence. One fascinating story tells how the Buddha himself transmitted the Kalachakra teachings to King Suchandra of Shambhala, a mythical utopian kingdom, to preserve them for a time when humanity would need their wisdom. The deity, depicted with multiple arms and faces, embodies the integration of opposites—peace and power, male and female energies—guiding practitioners toward enlightenment. This practice remains a cornerstone of advanced Vajrayana meditation, renowned for its ability to awaken inner clarity and dissolve the boundaries of time and suffering.