Description

Oxidized Kalachakra Statue | Sacred Vajrayana Buddhist Sculpture

Embodying the profound symbolism of Vajrayana Buddhism, this Kalachakra statue is handcrafted by a skilled Newari artist from Patan, Nepal, preserving the region’s renowned tradition of sacred metal sculpture. Crafted from durable copper with a chemically oxidized finish and refined silver-plated details. Kalachakra is portrayed with four wrathful faces and twenty-four arms, each holding sacred ritual implements that represent various aspects of enlightened wisdom and spiritual power. His dynamic posture and elaborate adornments create a powerful presence.

Kalachakra stands upon a subduing figure atop a beautifully detailed lotus throne, symbolizing the triumph of enlightened awareness over negative forces. Alongside His consort holds a kartika and kapala in her hands, representing the union of wisdom and compassionate method. A richly ornamented blazing halo surrounds the deities. With its traditional Newari craftsmanship.

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Key Features of Chakrasamvara Statue:

1. Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
2. Crafted from Copper enhanced with Chemically Oxidized Finish
3. Finished with Silver-Plating
4. Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists
5. Beautifully painted using acrylic color
6. Height X Width: 16.5cm X 12.5cm
7. Weight: 0.86kg

About Chakrasamvara

Chakrasamvara is a principal yidam deity of Vajrayana Buddhism, especially central to the Kagyu, Sakya, and Gelug traditions, embodying the union of great bliss and profound emptiness as taught in the highest yoga tantras. According to tantric scriptures, Chakrasamvara arises from the enlightened mind of Buddha Vajradhara and subdues negative forces and inner afflictions, symbolized by standing triumphantly over ignorance and ego-based emotions. A well-known tantric account describes Chakrasamvara manifesting to transform destructive energies into wisdom, revealing that liberation is achieved not by rejection of worldly experience but by direct realization of its empty and luminous nature. Practitioners rely on Chakrasamvara practice to swiftly accumulate merit and wisdom, purify karmic obstacles, and awaken innate enlightened qualities through disciplined meditation and mantra. Regarded as a supreme meditational deity, Chakrasamvara represents the essence of tantric transformation, where desire itself becomes the path to awakening when guided by authentic lineage and correct understanding.