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Crafted in copper using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and finished by hand with a rich natural patina.
Padmasambhava, also known as Guru Rinpoche, is one of the most revered figures in Tibetan Buddhism, credited with introducing Vajrayana Buddhism to Tibet in the 8th century.
He is regarded as the “Second Buddha”, embodying profound wisdom, compassion, and transformative spiritual power.
In this depiction, Padmasambhava is shown in union (yab-yum) with his consort, symbolizing the inseparable unity of wisdom and method — a central principle of Vajrayana Buddhism.
This iconography expresses the non-dual nature of reality, where masculine and feminine energies merge into enlightened awareness.
Padmasambhava holds ritual attributes associated with his enlightened activity, while his consort embodies transcendent wisdom.
Their dynamic yet harmonious posture reflects the transformative power of tantric realization.
His penetrating gaze, powerful presence, and richly adorned garments emphasize both his mastery over the spiritual realm and his role as a guide for practitioners on the path to awakening.
This sculpture belongs to the refined tradition of Himalayan bronze art developed by Newar artisans of the Kathmandu Valley.
The expressive modeling, intricate details, and balanced composition reveal exceptional craftsmanship and deep spiritual symbolism.
Himalay’Art is dedicated to Himalayan art and the unique Newar heritage of Nepal, presenting a carefully selected collection of Nepalese statues and sculptures. Our collection includes traditional Buddhist statues from Nepal, antique-style bronze statues and exceptional Newar woodcarvings created by artists and craftsmen of the Kathmandu Valley.