Buddhist Statue of Chakrasamvara

Buddhist Statue of ChakrasamvaraGold Plated with Hand-Painted Face | Sacred Symbol of Blissful UnionItem Code: HME27386Weight: 2071 gramsSize (cm): 22 × 17 × 10Material: Copper with Gold PlatingAvailability: AvailableChakrasamvara – The Deity of Supreme Bliss and UnionChakrasamvara, also known as Heruka, is a principal deity in Tantric Buddhism and a powerful representation of Mahāsukha, or Great Bliss. He embodies the union of wisdom and method—a symbolic merging of opposites that leads to transcendental realization and ultimate happiness. Chakrasamvara is worshipped as a tutelary (yidam) deity, guiding practitioners on the Highest Yoga Tantra path.Through his divine form and energetic presence, Chakrasamvara helps dissolve dualistic thinking and awaken the Sambhogakaya realm—a state of profound peace, love, and spiritual joy. His presence in spiritual practice encourages inner transformation, energetic harmony, and liberation.Exquisite Gold-Plated CraftsmanshipThe entire body of Chakrasamvara is adorned in a radiant electro gold-plated finish, giving it a warm and lustrous glow. This process:Uses genuine gold layering to enhance the statue’s longevity and divine auraReflects light beautifully, bringing life to every curve and detailHonors the spiritual reverence this deity commands in Tantric traditionsHand-Painted Gold Face – A Sacred RitualThe face of Chakrasamvara is delicately painted with pure gold to accentuate the eyes, lips, and expression, transforming the sculpture from an object into a living symbol of divinity. In Buddhist practice, this ritual painting:Symbolizes consecration and awakening of the statueBrings the deity to life, making it suitable for worship and meditationReflects the devotion and skill of the artisans, capturing spiritual essence beyond the capability of metalwork aloneTraditional Lost-Wax Casting (Investment Casting)This statue is created using the ancient Lost-Wax Method, renowned for its ability to render fine details.A highly detailed wax model is sculpted firstIt’s coated with multiple ceramic layers to create a moldOnce fired, molten copper is poured into the hollow cavityAfter cooling, the mold is removed to reveal a one-of-a-kind sculptureThis centuries-old method ensures precision, durability, and spiritual authenticity in every piece.Key FeaturesDeity: Chakrasamvara – Tantric Deity of Supreme BlissSymbolism: Union of opposites, liberation through wisdom and methodFace: Hand-painted with gold for sacred expressionBody: Electro gold-plated copper for divine radianceCasting Method: Lost-Wax SystemDimensions: 22 × 17 × 10 cmWeight: 2071 gramsIdeal For: Home altars, monasteries, spiritual collectors, sacred ritualsOrigin: Handcrafted in Nepal by master artisans