Vajrapani : The Symbolism and Significance of the Thunderbolt-Bearing

Vajrapani, Tibetan Bodhisattva Statue

Vajrapani embodies the limitless power of all Buddhas and is the inaugural meditational deity in this series depicted in a wrathful guise. Vajrapani's presence serves as a reminder of the inner strength and fearlessness inherent within all beings, inspiring practitioners to overcome obstacles and awaken to their true potential. 

Product Details:

27.5cm  x 19cm
(Height x Width )

Weight: 2.40 kg

• Traditionally Hand Carved using the authentic cast body
• Coated with Multiple Layers of 24K Gold
• Adorned with Semi precious stones
• Use of Acrylics and Poster Colors

Vajrapani, Chana Dorje Introduction

Vajrapani meaning "Vajra Holder," this name underscores Vajrapani's association with the vajra, symbolizing unyielding power and enlightenment. Through his fierce demeanor and thunderbolt-holding stance, Vajrapani symbolizes the forceful determination required to conquer ignorance and attain spiritual awakening. ajrapani is usually shown standing tall, radiating strength and resolve. He stands on a lotus, showing he's beyond earthly challenges. His right hand grips a vajra close to his heart, showing the power of wisdom that can't be destroyed. His left hand may be raised fearlessly or hold a lasso to control negativity, showing he's a protector.