This exquisite bronze statue of Namgyälma, also known as Usnisavijaya, originates from Tibet and dates back to the 17th-18th century. Standing at a height of 14.9 cm, this fire-gilded piece features a stunning 24-karat gold finish, enhancing its intricate details and spiritual significance. The statue is notable for containing original mantra rolls, a characteristic that adds to its uniqueness and historical value.
Namgyälma is revered in Tibetan Buddhism as a deity of longevity and protection, embodying the healing qualities sought by practitioners. The statue’s multiple arms symbolize her ability to reach out and aid devotees, while the serene expression reflects compassion and tranquility. Each hand gesture conveys a specific aspect of her divine powers.
The craftsmanship reflects the rich cultural heritage of Tibetan art, which has flourished through centuries of Buddhist practice. Artisans skillfully employed traditional techniques to create this remarkable piece, serving both as an object of devotion and a symbol of the spiritual journey.
Acquired from a Dutch private collection, this special statue is not only an artistic treasure but also a meaningful addition to any collection focused on sacred artifacts. Weighing 555 grams and with dimensions of 12.4 cm wide and 7.8 cm deep, it presents an opportunity to own a piece of Tibetan history.
Special bronze Tibetan statue...
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Antique 17th Century Tibetan Sculptures and Carvings