Namgyalma Statue | Fully Gold-Plated Copper

   This statue of Namgyalma was crafted by a Nepalese artisan working with Lunzi Art. The entire statue is meticulously made of high-quality copper and fully gold-plated, radiating a luminous and sacred brilliance. Using the ancient lost-wax casting method, the artisan has ensured fine detail and perfect form, after which the intricate patterns were carefully hand-carved and polished to perfection.

   Namgyalma depicts a revered female Buddhist deity linked with longevity and cleansing. This statue has three faces and eight arms, each having symbolic traits that indicate her power to protect practitioners from various perils and extend their lives. She has eight hands in in total; four right and four left. On the right side; the first hand is shown holding Vishwa Vajra (Double Dorje) scepter, the second hand is shown in gesture of supreme generosity, the third hand is holding an arrow and the fourth hand is holding Buddha Amitabha in the upraised hand. On the left side, her first hand is holding lasso (rope), while her second hand is grasping a bow and her third hand is holding long-life vase an Amrita- Kalash with a flower in bloom and the fourth hand is shown as gesture giving protection. The statue sits on a double lotus seat in a meditative posture, with his robe cascading from his arms to the seat, elegant and dynamic, and well-made.

   This statue is not only a beautiful collectible art work, but also a Dharma instrument (tool) to help practitioners advance.