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Height: 35 cm
Weight: 4.015 kg
Crafted in copper using traditional lost-wax casting techniques and finished by hand with refined detailing and natural patina.
Vajrasattva, whose name means “The Diamond Being” or “The Adamantine Essence”, embodies purity, clarity, and the indestructible nature of awakened mind in Vajrayana Buddhism.
He is regarded as the primordial Buddha of purification, invoked to cleanse negative karma and restore spiritual integrity.
In this depiction, Vajrasattva is shown seated in vajra posture, holding the vajra (thunderbolt) in his right hand and the ghanta (bell) in his left, crossed at the heart.
This gesture symbolizes the inseparable union of wisdom and compassion — the fundamental principle of tantric practice.
The vajra represents skillful means and method, while the bell embodies wisdom and emptiness.
His serene expression, downcast eyes, and perfectly balanced posture evoke a state of deep meditative awareness and inner purity.
The rich ornaments, finely detailed crown, and flowing scarves reflect his sambhogakaya form — the luminous, celestial dimension of enlightenment.
This sculpture belongs to the refined tradition of Himalayan bronze art developed by Newar artisans of the Kathmandu Valley.
The harmonious proportions, delicate jewelry, and precise workmanship reveal both technical mastery and profound spiritual devotion.
Collections: Available bronze statues
Category: Antic style , Art , Bronze , Newari
Type: Bronze statue
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), ...