Divine Purification | Handcrafted Nepalese Vajrasattva Statue

Specifications

• Height: 19.5 cm / 7.68 inches

• Width: 15.3 cm / 6.02 inches

• Weight: 1.460 kg / 3.22 lbs

• Materials: 24k gold gilded, copper body, gold and acrylic paintings, coral and lapis inlays

Why this Statue?

This exceptional masterpiece brings the purifying presence of Vajrasattva into your sacred space, serving as a powerful focal point for meditation and daily purification practices, transforming your spiritual journey toward enlightenment.

Who is Vajrasattva?

Vajrasattva (Tibetan: Dorje Sempa), the "Diamond Being" in Sanskrit, is revered as the primordial Buddha of purification in Vajrayana Buddhism. This luminous deity embodies the transformative power of purification, serving as the ultimate cleanser of negative karma and spiritual obstacles. Throughout Nepal and Tibet, Vajrasattva is invoked for his ability to restore spiritual purity and guide practitioners toward enlightenment.

Exquisite Craftsmanship and Sacred Posture

This masterful statue showcases Vajrasattva's serene countenance with half-closed compassionate eyes that radiate inner wisdom and tranquility. The deity sits in perfect vajrasana (diamond posture) with legs crossed in meditation, symbolizing unshakeable spiritual stability. His right hand gracefully holds the vajra (diamond thunderbolt) at his heart, representing indestructible wisdom, while his left hand rests on his thigh, holding the bell, symbolizing compassion and emptiness. The elaborate five-pointed crown adorned with precious stones signifies the five Buddha wisdoms, while flowing celestial scarves and ornate jewelry reflect his divine status.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Every element carries profound meaning: the vajra represents the diamond-like nature of the enlightened mind, while the bell symbolizes wisdom realizing emptiness. The lotus throne signifies purity arising from worldly attachments, and the intricate aureole represents the radiant light of purification emanating to cleanse all negative karma and mental obscurations.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

In Vajrayana philosophy, Vajrasattva embodies shuddha-sattva (pure being), representing the inherently pure nature of consciousness. The Vajrasattva Tantra teaches that through devotion to this deity, practitioners can purify even the heaviest karmic imprints.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Vajrasattva Samaya Manupalaya”