Sacred Hevajra With Consort Statue | Symbol of Wisdom, Compassion, and Enlightened Union
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Size: 47cm(Height) x 31cm(Length) x 14cm(Width)
Weight: 7.38 kg
Materials: Copper, Acrylic Color , Gold Painted
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About Our Product
This Hevajra With Consort Statue is a finely crafted representation of one of the most important tantric deities in Vajrayana Buddhism. Made from a copper body with detailed acrylic coloring and gold-painted finishing, the sculpture portrays Hevajra in union with his consort Nairatmya, surrounded by a beautifully carved flame aureole. The statue features intricate details of the deity’s multiple heads, numerous arms, ornaments, dynamic posture, and symbolic attributes, reflecting the profound iconography of Himalayan Buddhist sacred art.
Hevajra is a principal meditational deity of the Hevajra Tantra, especially revered within the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. He is traditionally depicted embracing his consort Nairatmya, representing the inseparable union of wisdom and compassionate method. His multiple arms hold various ritual attributes, including skull cups and other sacred objects, symbolizing the transformation of ordinary experiences into enlightened awareness. The surrounding flames represent the powerful energy of tantric practice that dispels ignorance and obstacles on the path toward awakening.
This Hevajra With Consort Statue is ideal for Vajrayana practitioners, collectors, monasteries, and those interested in Tibetan Buddhist tantric art. Whether displayed on an altar, meditation space, or preserved as part of a sacred collection, this sculpture reflects the deep spiritual teachings, symbolic richness, and artistic heritage of Himalayan Buddhist traditions.
Introduction To Hevajra:
Hevajra is a major deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the necessary combination of wisdom and compassion for enlightenment. He is represented as a powerful, multi-armed figure, frequently accompanied by his spouse Nairatmya, indicating the combination of wisdom and skillful means. His approach entails complicated images and rituals that transform everyday experiences into enlightened states. Hevajra is especially important in the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism, where his tantra is a central practice.
