Vajradhara Statue | Stunning 24K Gold Copper Sculpture

Buddhist Hand-Carved Vajradhara Primordial Buddha in Vajrayana Sculpture | Tibetan Dharmakaya (Dorje Chang)

The Vajradhara Statue, revered in Vajrayana Buddhism, symbolizes the ultimate state of enlightenment, uniting wisdom and compassion. Seated in a meditative pose, represents deep serenity and inner insight, essential for spiritual awakening. This exquisite Vajradhara Buddha Statue is meticulously crafted from gold-gilded copper, with his face adorned in pure 24K gold, enhancing its divine presence. Vibrant gold and acrylic paints further highlight its intricate details. A stunning focal point for any spiritual space, this Vajradhara statue embodies transcendence and the profound pursuit of enlightenment.

The Vajradhara mantra is "Oṃ āḥ Guru Vajradhara." It translates to "Oṃ āḥ Guru Vajradhara, the Venerable Holder of the Teaching, the Standard of Victory, the Magnificent Splendor, grant siddhi!"

What does the mantra mean?

• Om: The universal sound that signifies the source of all existence
• Vajra: The diamond scepter, representing indestructible wisdom
• Dhara: Denotes the “holder” or “possessor”
• Hum: A seed syllable symbolizing the mantra’s transformative power

Key Features :

• Coated with Gold on Copper-Based
• 24k Pure Gold Face
  
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists

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Vajradhara

Vajradhara, revered as the primordial Buddha in Vajrayana Buddhism, embodies the ultimate state of enlightenment and the perfect union of wisdom and compassion. As the source of all tantric teachings, Vajradhara symbolizes the essence of all Buddhas and represents the unchanging, pure nature of reality. Depicted with crossed arms holding a vajra and bell, Vajradhara signifies the harmonious balance of skillful means and wisdom, guiding practitioners on the path to spiritual awakening.

Chanting the Vajradhara mantra, “Om Vajradhara Hum,” is believed to dispel ignorance, enhance meditation, and lead to higher states of realization. This sacred form of Vajradhara inspires a deep connection to the true nature of mind and fosters universal harmony, making him a central figure for those seeking profound spiritual transformation.