Description

Illuminating the Path of Compassion and Protection

Kshitigarbha, revered as the Bodhisattva who lights the way through darkness, embodies a profound sense of compassion and dedication in Buddhist tradition. Known for his vow to assist beings in the hell realms and guide lost souls towards enlightenment, Kshitigarbha is a symbol of unwavering commitment to alleviating suffering. It explores the essence of Kshitigarbha’s role as a guardian and guide, delving into his iconography, symbolism, and the spiritual significance of his presence. From his distinctive attire and attributes to his role in Buddhist rituals and practices, we will uncover how Kshitigarbha provides light and hope to those in the darkest corners of existence. 

Product Details:

32cm x  22cm 
Height x Width

Weight: 3.15kg

• Traditionally Hand Carved using the authentic cast body
• Coated with Multiple Layers of 24K Gold
• Adorned with Precious stones: Corals, Turquoise 
• Use of Acrylics and Poster Colors

Kshitigarbha Statue Iconography

Kshitigarbha is often portrayed with a distinctive crown and monk’s robes, emphasizing his high spiritual status and monastic commitment. His posture is typically depicted as seated with one hand holding a staff (khakkhara) adorned with six rings, symbolizing his ability to guide and protect souls through the six realms of existence. The staff also represents his vow to stay in the hell realms until all beings are liberated. Another common attribute is the lotus flower, which signifies purity and the Bodhisattva's ability to transform suffering into spiritual growth. The statue may also include a small image of Kshitigarbha in his hand or at his feet, representing his promise to help beings in every realm, including the afterlife.