More Buddhist Art Vajrasatwa - small
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Vajrasatwa - small |
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$28.00
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Statue: Bonded stone with red finish. 6" high and weighs 1lb. |
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Vajradhara Buddha is the ultimate Primordial Buddha, or Adi Buddha, the highest deity in Tibetan Buddhism. Vajradhara is also known as Samantabhadra Buddha in some forms of Buddhism. The five Wisdom Buddhas (Dhyani Buddhas or Celestial Buddhas) emanated from Vajradhara. The name Vajradhara means "Holder of the Vajra" ying that Vajradhara is the holder or protector of Tantrism. Vajradhara holds the Vjra in his right hand (male) and the belt in his left hand (female). His hands are crossed at the wrists, over his heart, a gesture symbolizing the highest energy and the union of compassion and wisdom necessary to reach enlightenment. The hands are forming the Vajarahundara (union) mudra. He can be represented alone sited in meditation pose or in a tantric depiction embracing his Shakti partner in yabyum position. |
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