Abundance Goddess | Stunning Oxidized Six-Armed Vasudhara Statue

This captivating six-armed Vasudhara statue radiates the blessings of prosperity and abundance through masterful Nepalese craftsmanship. Finished in rich oxidized copper with intricate carvings throughout, this wealth goddess embodies generosity and material blessings, her multiple hands ready to bestow fortune upon devoted practitioners seeking both spiritual and worldly enrichment.

Specifications

• Height: 20.5 cm / 8.1 inches

• Width: 16.5 cm / 6.5 inches

• Weight: 1.48 Kg / 3.26 lbs

• Materials: Oxidized copper body, intricate carvings

Why This Statue?

This exceptional Vasudhara statue showcases exquisite artistry through its antique oxidized copper finish that creates depth and timeless elegance. The intricate hand-carved details bring every element to life—from the elaborate crown featuring multiple Buddha heads to the ornate jewelry, flowing garments, and meticulously rendered facial features. Each of the six arms displays distinct hand gestures and attributes with remarkable precision. The double lotus throne features detailed carvings that demonstrate extraordinary skill. This substantial 1.48 kg masterpiece combines authentic iconography with museum-quality finishing, creating both a powerful meditation focus and stunning decorative treasure.

Who is Vasudhara?

Vasudhara, known in Tibetan as Norgyunma, is the Buddhist goddess of wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Her name means "stream of gems" or "treasure holder," representing the continuous flow of material and spiritual riches. As an emanation of Ratnasambhava Buddha, she embodies generosity and the removal of poverty while teaching that true wealth encompasses both outer resources and inner spiritual qualities.

Divine Features and Graceful Iconography

Vasudhara's serene countenance displays compassionate eyes radiating benevolent care for all beings. Her six arms demonstrate her power to bestow multiple blessings simultaneously—holding a sheaf of grain symbolizing abundance, a treasure vase representing inexhaustible wealth, prayer beads signifying spiritual merit, and making gestures of granting wishes and protection. Seated in lalitasana (royal ease posture) upon an elaborate double lotus throne, she embodies relaxed generosity. The crown adorned with Buddha images represents her enlightened nature.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Each attribute holds profound meaning: the grain ensures sustenance, the vase symbolizes endless resources, while her gestures demonstrate active giving. Her golden ornaments represent the wealth of enlightened qualities, while the lotus throne signifies purity. Her six arms show her capacity to simultaneously fulfill multiple needs of practitioners.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

Buddhist texts describe Vasudhara as embodying "dana paramita"—the perfection of generosity—teaching that true prosperity flows from generous hearts and that material wealth should support spiritual practice and benefit all beings.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Shri Vasudhare Svaha”

This prosperity mantra invokes Vasundhara's abundant blessings. "Shri" represents auspiciousness and prosperity, "Vasudhare" calls upon the treasure holder, and "Svaha" establishes the offering, attracting wealth, removing financial obstacles, and cultivating generosity while bringing both material success and spiritual richness.