Description

Vajrasattva Yab Yum Statue | Karma Purification Deity Sculpture

Vajrasattva Yab Yum statue is made by the handcrafted by skilled Newari craftsmen of Patan, Nepal. It is made from good-quality copper alloy and painted with good-quality acrylic paints. The face is painted in gold. It is serene, peaceful, and meditative. The gold-glided details and intricately patterned garments display the artistry and dedication of its creators.

Vajrasattva holds a vajra in his right hand and a bell in his left. The vajra symbolises wisdom. The bell stands for compassion. They symbolise the meeting of these two qualities. The essence of the Vajrayana path. The sacred details are accentuated with silver plating.

He is the Yab Yum posture with his consort on a lotus. It’s a very significant posture in Tantric Buddhism. It displays the union of wisdom and skilful means. It is not an erotic union. It is a spiritual one. It is a representation of enlightenment, the union of opposites.

This statue is an excellent focal point for meditation, ritual, and any sacred space. It brings purification, blessings, and awareness to your life.

Key Features

• Handmade in Nepal using the traditional Lost Wax Method

• Made from premium copper alloy with gold-gilded details

• 24K gold-painted face

• Silver-plated accents on sacred iconographic details

• Painted with premium acrylic colors by hand

• Adorned with semi-precious stones

• Handcrafted by master artisans

• Size: 34cm × 22.5cm

• Weight: 6.08kg

Consecration Service

There is a chamber within the statue. This can be filled with mantras, relics, incense, powdered herbs, and aromatic wood. At the time of consecration, experienced monks fill the chamber and pray over the statue. This completes the statue and is ready for your altar.

Statue Care Guide

• Keep in a glass display cabinet to avoid damage, dust, and moisture.

• Wipe with a clean, cotton cloth. Never use abrasive materials.

• Be careful not to touch gold-plated surfaces a lot. The oils from your skin can tarnish it.

• Don’t clean with steel wool, metal brushes, or scrubbing pads. These can scratch and damage the surface.

Who is Vajrasattva?

Vajrasattva is also called the Dorje Sempa in Tibetan. The lord of sacred purification. He is a celestial Buddha of Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. He is the purifier of negative karma. He can remove past karmic obscurations to enlightenment.

In his Yab Yum form, he is joined by his consort. This is a metaphor. It demonstrates that wisdom and compassion go together. They exist together. They go together. With both, enlightenment is possible.

He has the mantra “ Om Vajrasattva Hum”. Chanted is the 100-syllable Vajrasattva mantra. They are used for purification. They help cleanse the mind, purify the heart, and remove past karma. Chanting this mantra in the presence of a consecrated statue of Vajrasattva is one of the strongest purification rituals in the whole Vajrayana system.