Sacred Hayagriva with Consort | Divine Union of Compassion and Wisdom

Specifications

• Height: 25.4 cm / 10 inches

• Width: 15.7 cm / 6.2 inches 

• Weight: 2.9 Kg / 6.3 lbs

• Materials: Oxidized copper Body, silver plating, acrylic paintings

Why this Statue?

Every intricate detail—from the dancing flames to the lotus pedestal—showcases centuries of Nepalese tantric artistry, creating a powerful focal point for advanced practitioners and connoisseurs of authentic Himalayan Buddhist sculpture.

Who is Hayagriva?

Hayagriva is a primary emanation of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of absolute compassion, manifesting in a wrathful, typically red, form that symbolizes fierce determination against inner egotism and outer obstructions. His defining characteristic is the presence of a horse's head visible in his hair, and he functions as a major yidam (meditational deity) in Tibetan Buddhism, often invoked for protection and the cure of diseases.

Tantric Mastery in Sacred Bronze

This extraordinary Hayagriva with Consort statue emerges from Nepal's most skilled artisans, capturing the profound tantric union of fierce compassion and transcendent wisdom. As one of Buddhism's most powerful wrathful deities, Hayagriva embodies the enlightened activity of Avalokiteshvara, while his consort represents the perfection of wisdom (prajnaparamita) in their sacred embrace.

Divine Form and Symbolic Power

Hayagriva's three blazing eyes pierce through ignorance with omniscient awareness, while his horse-head crown neighs the dharma teaching that awakens all beings from samsaric slumber. His multiple arms display sacred implements—the curved knife severing ego-clinging, the lasso binding negative forces, and ritual weapons subduing obstacles to enlightenment.

In the passionate yab-yum embrace, the deity stands in dynamic alidhasana pose, trampling demons of hatred and ignorance. His fierce expression with bared fangs represents wrathful compassion, while his consort's serene expression embodies the wisdom that transforms anger into enlightened activity. Together, they symbolize the inseparable union of method and wisdom essential for tantric realization.

Sacred Tantric Wisdom

In Sanskrit, "Hayagrīva" means "Horse-Necked One," representing the swift power of enlightened speech that gallops across the three realms. This heruka deity transforms the poison of anger into mirror-like wisdom, teaching practitioners to harness wrathful energy for spiritual liberation.

Sacred Mantra

"Om Hayagriva Hulu Hulu Hum Phat"