Buddhist Vajradhara Statue | Himalayan Tibetan Artwork

Hand-Carved Buddhist Vajradhara Statue | Tibetan Artwork

We are presenting our buddhist vajradhara statue, which represents the primordial Buddha, the essence of enlightenment, and the unification of wisdom and compassion. This beautifully hand-carved buddhist vajradhara statue was made by a master artisan from Nepal, Patan, using the traditional lost wax method. 24k gold-gilded copper is used to make this vajradhara statue, and beautifully adorned with semi-precious stones. Gracefully seated on a lotus seat in his meditative posture on Vajrapradama Mudra.

Key Features of Buddhist Vajradhara Statue - Himalayan Tibetan Artwork:

• Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
• Coated with Gold on Copper Alloy Based
• Adorned with Semi-Precious Stone
• 24k Pure Gold-Plated Face
  
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Vajradhara (Dorje Chang)

Vajradhara (Dorje Chang), the indigo-blue primordial Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism, represents the ultimate embodiment of Buddhahood itself—the dharmakaya or truth body from which all enlightened manifestations emerge. As the “Bearer of the Thunderbolt,” he sits in meditation posture adorned with silk and jewels, holding two implements of profound significance: the vajra in his right hand symbolizing the masculine principle of skillful means and compassion, and the bell in his left hand representing the feminine principle of transcendent wisdom and emptiness.

Their crossed position at his heart illustrates the perfect union of these complementary forces—method and wisdom—which practitioners must integrate to achieve enlightenment. Vajradhara serves as the wellspring of all Vajrayana teachings, transmitting esoteric knowledge directly to accomplished masters like Tilopa, establishing the spiritual lineages that form the backbone of Tibetan Buddhist schools, including the Kagyu tradition. Through visualization practices, mantra recitation (Om Ah Vajradhara Hum), and deity yoga, practitioners forge a connection with Vajradhara’s enlightened qualities, gradually transforming their ordinary perception into divine awareness.

His teachings encompass the complete path from preliminary purification techniques to advanced direct realization practices, guiding seekers through the subtle energetic transformations that characterize tantric Buddhism. By meditating on Vajradhara’s form and essence, practitioners aim to recognize their own innate Buddha-nature—the very same primordial awareness that Vajradhara embodies—thus realizing the ultimate truth that has remained unchanged since beginningless time.