Vajrakilaya Yidam Statue | Buddhist Wrathful Deity

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Vajrakilaya Yidam, known as Dorje Phurba in Tibetan Buddhism, is a powerful wrathful deity revered for eliminating obstacles, purifying negativities, and accelerating spiritual transformation. Devotees invoke his blessings to overcome inner and outer challenges, cutting through ignorance, hatred, and attachment—the three fundamental hindrances to enlightenment. Our oxidized Vajrakilaya Yidam statue, meticulously handcrafted by skilled Nepalese artisans, captures his fierce yet compassionate energy. Depicted with three heads, six arms, and four legs alongside his consort Khorlo Gyedunma, he wields the sacred phurba dagger, symbolizing the destruction of spiritual defilements. This intricately detailed statue embodies centuries of Himalayan artistry, making it a powerful addition to any sacred space for practitioners seeking unwavering protection and spiritual empowerment.

Key Features of the Vajrakilaya Statue:

• Statue is Made from Oxidized Copper
  
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Vajrakilaya

Vajrakilaya, or Dorje Phurba in Tibetan Buddhism, is a wrathful manifestation of Vajrasattva, known for his power to annihilate spiritual obstacles and negativity. His practice is especially significant in the Nyingma tradition, where great masters like Guru Padmasambhava relied on Vajrakilaya to subdue demonic forces hindering the spread of Dharma. One famous story tells of how Padmasambhava, facing resistance from malevolent spirits while introducing Buddhism to Tibet, performed intense Vajrakilaya practices to overcome them, clearing the path for the Dharma to flourish. Vajrakilaya's three faces symbolize the transformation of ignorance, attachment, and aversion, while his phurba dagger pierces through these delusions, cutting the roots of suffering. Devotees turn to him for protection, inner strength, and the swift removal of obstacles on their spiritual journey.