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Copper Masterpiece Embodying the Revered Founder of the Gelug Tradition "Tsongkhapa Sculpture"
Embrace the profound presence of Tsongkhapa, the esteemed founder of the Gelug style of Tibetan Buddhism, with this magnificent sculpture expertly carved by Patan, Nepal's talented artisans. This remarkable piece of art was painstakingly created from copper and embellished with elaborate acrylic paints and a lavish 24K gold gilding, conveying a sense of awakened consciousness and almighty majesty.
As you look upon his regal countenance, Tsongkhapa's meditative pose and calm demeanor enchant you. Honoring the centuries-old traditions of Nepalese sacred art, the minute details—from the flowing folds of his robes to the intricate mudras (hand gestures)—are perfectly depicted. Every element of the sculpture's design has a deep symbolic meaning that inspires reflection and respect for the great master's teachings.
Size: 12.40”/31.5cm (Height) x 5.51”/14cm (Base)
Weight: 4.42 kg
Materials: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Tsongkhapa, also known as Je Tsongkhapa or Lobsang Drakpa, was a renowned 14th-century Tibetan Buddhist master and philosopher. He is revered as the founder of the Gelug tradition, one of the primary schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Tsongkhapa's teachings aimed to revive and preserve the pure essence of the Buddha's teachings, emphasizing the importance of rigorous study, ethical discipline, and the cultivation of wisdom and compassion. His efforts led to a renaissance of Buddhist philosophy and practice in Tibet, and his teachings continue to inspire and guide millions of followers worldwide.