Machine-Made Buddhist Kalachakra Sculpture Symbol of Cultivating Enlightened Qualities
The Buddhist Kalachakra Sculpture is a portrayal of the Wheel of Time, capturing the intricate knowledge of cosmic cycles and the path to enlightenment. This tiny yet detailed statue, measuring 5.7"/14.5cm (Height) by 4.1"/10.5cm (Base) and weighing 0.56 kg, is excellent for personal altars or meditation places. The sculpture is made of oxidized copper with beautiful silver plating and careful acrylic paints, emits a timeless and spiritual beauty. The Kalachakra sign depicts the unity of time and space, illustrating the intricate connection between the material and spiritual realms. This holy artwork serves as inspiration for practitioners, representing balance, harmony, and the transformational force of Buddhist teachings.
In the statue, the deity is accompanied by his consort Vishvamata which represents the union of wisdom and compassion, which are essential for achieving enlightenment. They can be seen standing atop a human figure on a sun disc lotus seat. Fiery motifs surround the two figures, a representative of the transformative power of Kalachakra's teachings, which are said to lead to the attainment of ultimate wisdom and enlightenment.
Size: 5.7”/14.5cm (Height) x 4.1”/10.5cm (Base)
Weight: 0.56 kg
Material: Gold and Acrylic Paintings, Oxidized Copper Body, Silver Plated
12 Armed Kalachakra (Yab-Yum) is very significant in tantra, and it symbolizes the union of great bliss and profound wisdom. This union represents the experience of enlightenment; the result of the tantric meditations is very complex. The statue was hand-carved by Nepali Artisians based in Kathmandu and gilded in pure 24k Gold in a copper body. Kalachakra has 4 faces, representing Wrathful, embodying attachments, peaceful and calming abiding, and 24 arms, 12 arms on each side. His two legs symbolize the Energy channel containing blood and White Bodhicitta. Kalachakra tramples on the terrified Deity "Kamadeva" near Kamadeva, his consort Rati and "Rudra" near Rudra. His consort Parvati is seated near him.
