Handcrafted Chakrasamvara Deity Statue for Tantric Transformation and Spiritual Awakening
This Chakrasamvara deity statue is a powerful symbol of Vajrayana Buddhism, representing blissful wisdom, the union of compassion and emptiness, and ultimate spiritual liberation. This handcrafted statue is 15.7" (Height) x 12.2" (Base) and weighs 8.76 kg. It is made of oxidized copper and is adorned with silver plating and detailed acrylic paints. This magnificent form of Chakrasamvara, a himalayan treasure of Nepalese craftsmanship, is regarded as making it an excellent centerpiece for tantric meditation practices, altars, or sacred collections.
Chakrasamvara is depicted standing on a sun disc, with four faces and twelve arms. Each face has three eyes, a gaping mouth, and four bared fangs. The first two hands hold a vajra and a bell while embracing the consort. The last two hold an elephant skin outstretched, the third right a damaru, the fourth an axe, the fifth a trident, and the sixth a curved knife. The third left wields a katvanga with a vajra, the fourth a vajra noose, the fifth a blood-filled skullcup, and the sixth bears Brahma's four-faced head. The hair is tied into a topknot at the crown of the head. Each head features a crown made of five dried human skulls. He stands upon Mahādeva and Umādevi, symbolizing the transcendence of ego.
This depiction of Chakrasambhara and his deity is not only a magnificent work of art but also a powerful reminder of the transformational power of union and inner awakening. Owning this statue brings a potent symbol of spiritual strength and transcendence into one's life.
Size: 15.7”/40cm (Height) x 12.2”/31cm (Base)
Weight: 8.76 kg
Material: Acrylic Paintings, Oxidized Copper Body, Silver Plated
A well-known figure in Tibetan Buddhism, Chakrasambhara Yidam is renowned for his role in tantric rituals. He stands for the unification of spiritual energies and the dynamic, transformational energy of enlightened insight. As a yidam, Chakrasambhara is essential to the practice of enlightenment and deep meditation, assisting practitioners on their long path toward spiritual awakening and the synthesis of compassion and wisdom.
