Handcrafted Karmapa Buddhist Statue for Meditation and Sacred Spaces
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Size: 16.5cm(Height) x 14cm(Width)
Weight: 0.79 kg
Materials: Copper Body
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About Our Product
This handcrafted Karmapa statue embodies the spiritual essence of the esteemed Buddhist leader. Made from copper, it features intricate details that convey the Karmapa's compassionate nature and enlightened presence. Standing at 16.5 cm tall and weighing 0.79 kg, this statue is perfect for meditation spaces and altars. Its traditional design makes it an excellent addition to any sacred space, a deeper connection to Buddhist teachings and principles.
2nd Karmapa Pagshi Guru Yoga Statue. He holds a vajra in his right hand, which is raised slightly above his head, while he holds a knife in his left hand. You can use this sculpture in many different Vajrayana practices and utilize this artwork in your regular meditational or yoga activities. This Karmapa Buddhist Statue is a powerful tool for anyone seeking wisdom, spiritual growth, and enlightenment. Whether placed on an altar, used in meditation, or displayed as a meaningful gift, this statue serves as a beautiful reminder of compassion and the teachings of Karmapa
The Karmapa statue serves as a powerful symbol of compassion, wisdom, and enlightenment. It is ideal for those seeking to enhance their meditation practice or to add a touch of spirituality to their home decor. The copper body not only adds to the statue's aesthetic appeal but also carries positive energy, making it a valuable addition to any spiritual journey. Whether placed in a meditation room, on a personal altar, or displayed in a living area, this statue brings a sense of peace and harmony to any environment.
Introduction of Karmapa
The second Gyalwa Karmapa was Karma Pakshi. He was a gifted child who, by age 10, had already acquired knowledge of Dharma philosophy and meditation. Drogon Rechen, the spiritual heir of the first Karmapa, had given the whole Kagyu transmission to his teacher, Pomdrakpa. Pomdrakpa understood that the kid in his care was the reincarnation of Dusum Khyenpa, as stated in the letter sent to Drogon Rechen, through a series of clear visions.
