Chakrasamvara With Consort Statue

A striking Buddhist statue of the 12-armed Chakrasamvara, embracing his consort Vajrayogini in a captivating dance, represents a profound source of bliss achieved through the harmonious integration of wisdom and practice. The concept of duality, where opposing forms or ideas unite, has deep historical roots. By connecting our inner selves with the universe, we enter the Sambhogakaya realm, filled with profound happiness, love, friendship, peace, and joy.

Chakrasamvara serves as a guiding force, leading individuals toward a more profound experience of pleasure. Chakrasamvara, known as Korlo Dompa in Tibetan traditions. Chakrasamvara, a powerful Tibetan Buddhist deity, is depicted dancing on lifeless bodies surrounded by flames. He has four faces and 12 arm, each holding auspicious Buddhist symbols. Vajrayogini, his consort, wields a skull cup and a curved knife. Handcrafted in Nepal, this unique Tibetan Chakrasamvara tantric statue is believed to bring happiness to those worshipped.

Dimension:

Height: 12.75" with frame

Height: 11.75” without frame

Width: 11"

Depth: 4.5"

Weight:   3186 grams – actual weight

Material:  Copper, 24 K Gold, and Acrylic Paint

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  business days for delivery.
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