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Height: 23 cm
Weight: 2.5 kg
Crafted in copper using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and finished by hand with a rich natural patina.
Vajrapani, whose name means “Holder of the Vajra”, is one of the principal Bodhisattvas in Vajrayana Buddhism and the embodiment of enlightened power.
He represents the dynamic force of the Buddha’s energy, protecting the teachings and subduing negative forces.
In this wrathful form, Vajrapani is depicted in a dynamic posture, surrounded by a flaming aureole symbolizing the transformative energy of wisdom.
His fierce expression, muscular stance, and animated movement convey strength, determination, and spiritual authority.
He holds the vajra, the ritual thunderbolt, representing indestructible truth and the power to cut through ignorance.
The swirling flames and intricate detailing enhance the sense of movement and intensity, characteristic of Himalayan tantric iconography.
This sculpture belongs to the refined tradition of Himalayan metalwork developed by Newar artists of the Kathmandu Valley.
The harmonious proportions, detailed ornamentation, and refined finish reveal outstanding craftsmanship and deep spiritual significance.
Passionately dedicated to sharing the unique Newari heritage, through a collection of some of the finest contemporary pieces of traditional Art : ancient bouddha statue, sculpture of Art Nepal Himalayan (sculpture antique et art du Népal himalayen), bronze, mandalas of Nepal (mandalas du Népal), statues Bouddha, thangkas from Nepal (thangkas du Népal), ...