13" Buddhist Deity Vajrasattva Seated Posture Copper Statue From Nepal | Nepalese Copper Statue | Decorative Copper Idol | Copper Statue For Temple

Radiant in pristine copper-gold, Vajrasattva belongs to the Aksobhya Vajra family, a lineage that also houses Vajrapani. Typically portrayed as a serene youth, he dons resplendent silks and jewels reminiscent of an opulent prince. 

In his right hand, he holds the vajra close to his heart, while his left hand adorns a bell encircling his waist. The bell symbolizes Wisdom, the vajra embodies Reality and Compassion. His left-hand bell represents knowledge, while the vajra in his right signifies technique—a parallel to Vajradhara, his emanation. Sometimes depicted with one leg extended, he wears five jeweled crowns, golden silk drapes, and ornate body adornments—necklaces, earrings, bracelets, anklets, and a girdle—reminiscent of his transcendent stature.