Pure Beyond Measure | 24K Gold Gilded Vajrasattva from Nepal

An luminous embodiment of purification and indestructible purity, this hand-crafted Vajrasattva statue is a jewel of Nepalese sacred artistry made for altars and collectors worldwide.

Specifications

• Height: 33 cm / 13 inches

• Width: 26 cm / 10.2 inches

• Weight: 3.52 kg / 7.76 lbs

• Materials: 24K gold gilded, copper body, hand-carved turquoise and red coral gemstones, acrylic hand paintings, lost wax method

Why This Statue?

This Vajrasattva statue is a rare convergence of devotional power and exceptional artistry. The copper body is lavished with a genuine 24K gold finish that glows with warm, sovereign luminosity. Hand-carved turquoise and red coral gemstones punctuate the lotus throne and ornaments, while acrylic hand-painted facial features deliver a striking, lifelike serenity. At 33 cm tall and weighing 3.52 kg, it is perfectly proportioned for a personal altar, meditation space, or premium display collection.

Who Is Vajrasattva? 

Vajrasattva, (Tibetan: Dorje Sempa), "the Being of Indestructible Mind" — is the primordial purification deity of Vajrayana Buddhism. He embodies the absolute purity of an enlightened mind and serves as the universal purifier of negative karma. Revered across Tibetan, Newar, and broader Buddhist traditions, Vajrasattva is the principal deity invoked in the foundational ngöndro practices, where his hundred-syllable mantra is among the most powerful purification tools in all of Buddhism.

Key Features: Posture, Eyes, and Hands

Vajrasattva is seated in padmasana — the immovable full lotus posture — radiating absolute stillness and inner sovereignty. His acrylic hand-painted eyes are cast gently downward, holding a gaze of serene, all-encompassing compassion. His right hand holds the golden vajra at his heart, symbolising an indestructible awakened mind, while his left rests on his knee cradling a ghanta bell, representing the union of wisdom and method. Together, the two implements embody the non-dual nature of enlightenment.

Sacred Symbolism and Meaning

Vajrasattva represents the inherent purity that can never be stained by negative karma — the teaching that the nature of mind is fundamentally spotless. His white essence, reflected here through radiant gold, symbolises the dharmadhātu — the unconditioned expanse of reality. The ornate lotus throne beneath him signifies transcendence above saṃsāra, while his royal jewels reflect the fullness of the five Buddha wisdoms.

Sanskrit and Buddhist Wisdom

The Vajrasattva Tantra declares: "Even the heaviest karma is purified in the presence of Vajrasattva's compassion." The Guhyasamāja Tantra describes him as the embodiment of all one hundred Buddha families — the supreme sovereign of purification whose very name dissolves obscurations accumulated across countless lifetimes.

Sacred Mantra

“Om Vajrasattva Hum”

"Salutations to the indestructible being — may all impurities of body, speech, and mind be completely purified and dissolved into the expanse of primordial awareness."