15" Tibetan Buddhist Deity Vajradhara Copper Statue | Handmade Buddhist Deity Idol

Vajradhara represents the supreme Primordial Buddha, also known as Adi Buddha. Sakyamuni's Tantric manifestation is named Vajradhara.

He is portrayed with his arms crossed, holding a Vajra and a bell in his left hand, symbolizing the seamless union of wisdom and skillfulness. Cloaked in a blue hue and seated in the Vajraparyanka posture, he adorns a crown, Urna, and Ushnisha, embodying the essence of a Sambhogakaya Buddha. Vajradhara not only represents awakened consciousness but also the path towards a transcendent understanding, symbolized by the lightning-headed bell and the double-ended lightning scepter. The bell signifies feminine creative wisdom, while the scepter embodies masculine energy and method. Together, they illustrate the means to transcend conventional notions of time and space, facilitating an objective transformation of one's experience.