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Handcrafted Vajrayogini Statue | Tantric Female Buddha Sculpture

Awaken the liberating energy of enlightened wisdom with this large Vajrayogini statue, handcrafted in Nepal using the lost-wax casting technique. Cast in fine copper and refined through intricate 3D hand-carving, the sculpture is painted with vibrant acrylic colors in her signature deep-red hue and accented with a luxurious gold-gilded finish. Standing 26 inches tall and weighing a substantial 20.92 kg, this large-scale Vajrayogini (Dorje Naljorma) statue reflects the finest standard of Nepali sculptural artistry.

This handcrafted Vajrayogini statue captures the dakini in her classic dancing posture, standing triumphantly with one leg raised above the subdued figurine. She lifts a skull cup dripping with blood to her mouth while a khatvanga staff rests along her shoulder, and a curved knife with a vajra handle severs dualistic thought. She is adorned with a five-skull crown, a bone necklace and garlands, all set before a blazing aureole of hand-carved wisdom fire.

Revered in Vajrayana Buddhism as a fully enlightened female Buddha and one of the foremost yidams of tantric practice, Vajrayogini embodies non-attachment and the swift path to liberation. This large Vajrayogini statue serves as a profound object of devotion for advanced practitioners, a striking focal point for shrine rooms and sacred spaces.

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Key Features of Large Vajrayogini Statue:

1. Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
   
2. Made from Premium Copper with Luxurious Gold-gilded Finish
   
3. Adorned with Shimmering Semi-precious Stones
4. Beautifully Painted using Vibrant Acrylic Colors
5. Traditionally Handcrafted by Newari Artists
6. Height X Width: 66.5cm X 49.5cm
7. Weight: 20.92kg

About Vajrayogini

Goddess Vajrayogini is a revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the ultimate transformation of worldly desires into spiritual awakening. Known as the "Queen of the Dakinis," or enlightened female beings, Vajrayogini is depicted in a fierce, red-bodied form, symbolizing her passionate commitment to liberating beings from the cycle of suffering. Her iconography often includes a skull cup and a tantric staff, representing the transcendence of ego and attachment. Practitioners invoke Vajrayogini for her wisdom and fierce compassion, believing that her path of transformation leads directly to enlightenment.