Historical Tibetan Buddhist Master Milarepa Buddha Statue
The Milarepa Buddha Statue was a depicted famed Tibetan singer-poet, mystic, teacher, and saint whose name means "cotton-clad." Milarepa is usually pictured holding his palm to his ear, as is customary for Himalayan and Indian singers, to help him hear better and drown out background noise. He is also frequently wearing a thin white cotton gown. We used oxidized to crave the figure and polished to give the figurine magnificent shine. We hand-carve each minute attributes of the deity using a hammer and chisels. This figure may be used for various Buddhist rituals and meditation exercises, making it the ideal present for a practitioner like you.
Size: 7.4"/19cm (Height) x 6.2"/16cm (Base)
Weight: 1.67 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Milarepa is known for his tenacity and growth as a person and the way his intriguing history illustrates the journey that every individual takes from bewilderment to clarity. He instilled the values of privilege and tyranny in him at a young age. For a thousand years, Milarepa's lyrical teachings have enchanted the hearts of his devotees and admirers. His life exemplifies the perfect Bodhisattva because his extreme compassion sparked Bodhicitta and drove him to become a Buddha to help all sentient beings.
