Buddhist Handmade Vajravarahi (Dorje Phagmo) Statue – Antique Finish, Bronze

Buddhist Handmade Vajravarahi (Dorje Phagmo) Statue – Antique Finish, Bronze Item Code: HME28879Weight: 737 gramsDimensions (cm): 17 x 14 x 8Material: BronzeAvailability: In StockWho is Vajravarahi (Dorje Phagmo)? Vajravarahi, also known as Dorje Phagmo, is one of the most revered female deities in Tibetan Buddhism. She embodies fierce compassion, enlightened wisdom, and the power to conquer spiritual obstacles. As a wrathful form of the enlightened feminine, Vajravarahi symbolizes the intense, transformative force required to cut through ignorance and delusion.She is often depicted holding a curved flaying knife (kartika) in one hand and a skull cup (kapala) in the other. The knife represents the severing of ego and dualistic thought, while the skull cup, filled with blood, symbolizes the transformation of negativity into the nectar of wisdom. Her dynamic and fiery presence reflects a deep spiritual resolve—an embodiment of the energy needed to reach enlightenment.Vajravarahi is a powerful protector and guide, especially invoked for spiritual transformation, overcoming inner and outer obstacles, and cultivating unwavering clarity and strength on the path.Sacred Serenity Collection This piece is part of the Sacred Serenity Collection, a rare selection of statues crafted 15 to 20 years ago by highly skilled artisans deeply rooted in traditional Buddhist practice. These statues are made from pure copper or bronze, often with thick gold plating (where applicable)—a quality rarely seen in newer, cost-driven productions.The artists followed sacred iconographic guidelines, creating each figure not as a mere decorative object but as a spiritual representation of enlightened beings. Their dedication to precision, posture, and spiritual symbolism brings each statue to life as a vessel of reverence and devotion.Antique Patina Finish This Vajravarahi statue features an antique-style patina finish, carefully applied to replicate the look and feel of centuries-old sacred art. While not a historical antique, the finish is skillfully crafted through traditional aging techniques that bring out depth, texture, and timeless beauty. The result is a visually striking statue with the presence and character of a treasured relic.Lost-Wax Casting Technique Produced using the lost-wax casting method—one of the most revered and time-intensive sculpture techniques—this statue is a testament to master-level craftsmanship. Every piece begins with a detailed wax model, which is then encased in ceramic and heated to melt the wax away. The remaining mold is filled with molten bronze to form the final piece.This meticulous process ensures fine detail and durability, making each statue one-of-a-kind and filled with the artisan’s intent, care, and spiritual knowledge.