Meghsamvara Statue | The Supreme Tantric Deity of Blissful Union

Specifications

• Height: 30 cm / 11.81 inches

• Width: 24 cm / 9.45 inches

• Weight: 3.50 Kg / 7.72 lbs

• Materials: 24k gold-gilded face, copper body, gold and acrylic paintings

Why This Statue?

This monumental masterpiece features stunning 24k gold-gilded faces and an intricate hand-painted flame aureole in vibrant red-orange hues. The substantial copper construction ensures exceptional durability, while the impressive size and weight create a commanding presence perfect for serious tantric practitioners and advanced meditation spaces.

Who is Meghsamvara?

Meghsamvara, a powerful wrathful manifestation within Vajrayana Buddhism, represents the ultimate union of wisdom and compassion. Depicted in sacred embrace with his consort, this supreme tantric deity embodies the non-dual nature of enlightenment. This extraordinary handmade Nepalese statue captures the profound essence of tantric practice, offering practitioners a gateway to understanding the inseparability of emptiness and bliss.

Divine Features and Sacred Posture

This breathtaking statue showcases Meghsamvara with multiple arms radiating outward, each holding ritual implements symbolizing different aspects of enlightened activity. His fierce three-eyed faces perceive ultimate reality across all dimensions, while his wrathful expression destroys ignorance and delusion. The deity stands in a dynamic dancing posture, embracing his consort in the sacred union known as yab-yum, representing the integration of method and wisdom. The magnificent flame mandala surrounding them symbolizes the transformative fire of spiritual awakening, while their intertwined forms demonstrate the inseparability of compassion and emptiness.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Meghsamvara, with consort, symbolizes the ultimate goal of tantric Buddhism—the complete union of opposites, transcending duality. The embrace represents the merger of masculine skillful means with feminine transcendent wisdom. Their multiple heads signify omniscient awareness, while the fierce demeanor protects practitioners from obstacles. This sacred union demonstrates that enlightenment arises from the perfect balance of all complementary forces.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

In tantric philosophy, Meghsamvara embodies "Mahasukha"—the great bliss born from wisdom-compassion unity. Vajrayana texts teach that this wrathful deity transforms powerful emotions into enlightened energy, guiding practitioners toward supreme realization through the path of transformation.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Megh Samvara Hum Phat”