Oxidized Kadam Style Stupa Statue | Ritual Chorten

Shop our Beautiful Tibetan Hand-Carved Kadam Style Stupa Statue

The Kadampa-style Stupa, or Chorten, stands as a sacred Tibetan Buddhist monument, embodying the enlightened mind of the Buddha and the journey to liberation. Rich in spiritual symbolism, its design reflects the elements of the universe, the noble eightfold path, and the thirteen stages of enlightenment. Devotees honor this stupa through prayers and offerings, believing it generates immense merit, purifies negative karma, and cultivates wisdom. Both collectors and practitioners are drawn to its profound spiritual essence, making it a cherished centerpiece in sacred spaces. This 29cm Kadam Style Stupa is expertly handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, by master artisans of the Shakya clan using the lost wax method. Cast in copper alloy and carefully oxidized, it showcases intricate detailing and a deep, antique finish—testament to the exceptional craftsmanship of Newar artisans who have preserved this sacred tradition for generations.

Key Features of Stupa Statue:

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

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Kadampa Style Stupa

The Kadampa Style Stupa, deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, is a sacred architectural structure symbolizing the enlightened mind of the Buddha and the path to awakening. Originating from the Kadam tradition, which emphasized pure devotion and monastic discipline, this stupa represents the fundamental Buddhist teachings through its intricate design—its square base signifies stability and the Buddha’s lotus throne, while the thirteen tapering rings of the spire symbolize the progressive stages of enlightenment. One fascinating historical account links this style of stupa to Atisha, the revered Indian master who revitalized Buddhism in Tibet during the 11th century. It is said that his disciples constructed these stupas to enshrine relics and sacred texts, preserving the wisdom teachings for future generations. Even today, devotees believe that merely gazing upon or circumambulating a Kadampa Stupa generates immense merit, purifies negative karma, and fosters inner peace, making it a treasured object of devotion and meditation.