13" Vajradhara Tibetan Buddhist Brass Statue for Pooja

Vajradhara, the supreme Buddha of tantric Buddhism, sits in meditation pose within this hand cast brass sculpture, fingers interlaced in the traditional dharmachakra mudra that represents the turning of the dharma wheel. His serene expression and upright seated posture convey the stillness at the heart of enlightenment, while intricate details in the casting bring definition to his robes, crown, and the ritual implements held at his chest. The sculpture captures the philosophical depth of this central deity in Tibetan Buddhist practice.

Cast in brass with attention to every contour, this sculpture presents as a substantial meditative focus for a shrine, altar, or contemplative space. The weight and proportions give it grounded presence without overwhelming compact display areas, and the casting clarity rewards close viewing.

• Material: Hand cast brass
• Dimensions: 13.5" H x 8.2" W x 5.0" D
• Weight: 5 kg
• Finish: Available in black green gold, chola, or double chola patina
• Craft: Hand cast using traditional lost-wax techniques
• Occasion: Buddhist practice, altar use, or gift for those with a serious meditation practice

This Vajradhara sculpture suits practitioners seeking an authentic, finely rendered icon for daily spiritual practice or as a meaningful gift honoring the tantric path.