Handcrafted Vajrapani Statue - 10.6" Nepali Copper Buddha - Tibetan Buddhist Painted Bodhisattva with Flaming Backlight

This magnificent Vajrapani Statue is a masterpiece of traditional Nepalese craftsmanship. Hand-chiseled from high-quality copper and finished with vibrant hand-painted details, this wrathful Bodhisattva represents the power of all the Buddhas. Featuring a stunning flaming backlight and a fierce, protective stance, it is an essential piece for any serious practitioner or collector of Himalayan art.
📏 Product Details
• Material: High-Quality Copper (Traditional Nepali Craftsmanship)
• Technique: Hand-chiseled engraving with professional hand-painted pigments
• Deity: Vajrapani (The Holder of the Vajra / Power of Compassion)
• Features: Flaming aureole (backlight), Tiger skin loincloth, and holding a golden Vajra
• Dimensions:
• Height: approx. 10.63 in (27 cm)
• Width: approx. 8.66 in (22 cm)
• Depth: approx. 4.53 in (11.5 cm)
• Weight: approx. 6.61 lbs (3 kg)
🌿 Why You’ll Love It
1️⃣ Symbol of Spiritual Power – Vajrapani is the protector of the Buddha's teachings, symbolizing the energy needed to overcome internal and external obstacles.
2️⃣ Authentic Nepali Artistry – Expertly hand-chiseled by skilled Newar artisans in Nepal, ensuring every detail is spiritually and aesthetically accurate.
3️⃣ Intricate Hand-Painting – The vibrant blue body and fiery backlight are painted by hand, giving the statue a lifelike, divine presence.
4️⃣ Solid Copper Construction – A substantial weight of over 6 lbs, offering a premium, solid feel that reflects its high quality.
5️⃣ Sacred Altar Piece – Perfect for home protection, meditation rooms, or as a focal point for a Tibetan Buddhist altar.
🎁 Packaging & Shipping
• Each statue is meticulously wrapped and double-boxed for safe international delivery.
• Ships with care, supporting traditional Himalayan metal-casting workshops and local artisans.
💖 Your Purchase Makes a Difference
By choosing this handcrafted piece, you are helping to preserve the ancient art of lost-wax casting and hand-chiseling that has been practiced in the Kathmandu Valley for centuries.
🙏 Thank you for supporting traditional Tibetan-Nepalese spiritual art.