Guru Rinponche - Padmsambhava (Brass & Copper, 7")

This 7-inch statue of Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), extending to 9 inches with his khatvanga spear, is a powerful presence on any practitioner’s shrine. Handcrafted in Nepal from a brass-copper alloy with a vintage finish, this statue captures the revered tantric master in his lotus posture, holding the vajra and skull cup, with his khatvanga resting at his shoulder. It is a sacred object for practitioners of Vajrayana who rely on Guru Rinpoche as the embodiment of all enlightened activity. Symbolism & Meaning Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, is regarded as the Second Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism. He is the great tantric master who established Vajrayana in Tibet, subduing obstructive forces and transmitting profound teachings. His seated posture on a lotus symbolizes his transcendent nature, untouched by samsara, while the vajra and skull cup represent skillful means and wisdom. The khatvanga resting on his shoulder signifies the union of method and insight, and his penetrating gaze reflects the uncompromising power of awakened awareness. Product Details Material: Brass/Copper alloy Size: 7 inches tall (9 inches with spear) Crafted: Hand-made in Nepal Style: Vintage finish Feature: Can be filled with mantras or sacred substances for ritual use How to Use Place on your altar as the central focus for Guru Rinpoche guru yoga, invocation, or protector practices. Can be consecrated and filled by a qualified lama for enhanced ritual use. Appropriate for daily supplication, offering practices, or as a source of blessing in your home or retreat environment. A potent support for practitioners invoking Guru Rinpoche’s blessings, protection, and swift activity in the path of Vajrayana.