Buddhist Chakravartin Possession Offering | Statue for Ritual and Meditation

Handcrafted Chakravartin Offering Collection | Symbol of Spiritual Protection 

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Size: 12cm(Height) x 9cm(Length) x 6cm(Width)
Single Weight: 0.18 kg
Total Weight: 1.14 kg
Materials: Oxidized Brass 
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About Our Product

This Buddhist Chakravartin Possession Offering Set is a sacred Himalayan Buddhist artwork handcrafted from an oxidized brass . The collection includes seven intricately designed ritual figures, each measuring 12cm in height, 9cm in length, and 6cm in width, with a single weight of 0.18 kg and a total weight of 1.14 kg. Each piece is carefully crafted with detailed carvings, traditional motifs, and antique finishes that reflect the artistic heritage of Tibetan Buddhist ritual objects.

This set represents the Seven Royal Possessions of a Chakravartin, symbolizing the qualities of an ideal enlightened ruler. Each figure rests on a lotus base and carries a special meaning in Buddhist tradition. The Precious Wheel (Dharmachakra) represents Buddha’s teachings and the path of wisdom, the Precious Elephant symbolizes strength and stability, the Precious Horse represents energy and progress, the Precious Minister symbolizes wisdom and guidance, the Precious Treasure represents abundance and generosity, the Precious Queen represents compassion and harmony, and the Precious General symbolizes protection and courage. Together, these sacred possessions represent the virtues of wisdom, compassion, prosperity, and spiritual strength needed to follow the path toward enlightenment.

In Tibetan Buddhism, Chakravartin possessions are used as meaningful representations of auspicious qualities and are often included in offerings, shrines, and ritual displays. This handcrafted Buddhist Chakravartin Possession Offering Set is suitable for Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, monasteries, prayer rooms, and sacred collections. Displaying these symbolic figures inspires reflection on generosity, wisdom, harmony, and the cultivation of enlightened qualities on the spiritual path.

Introduction of Chakravartin Possession

Chakravartin means 'wheel-turner' in Sanskrit. In Buddhist tradition, this term refers to an enlightened monarch who rules with justice and compassion, spreading Buddhism throughout their kingdom. According to Buddhist belief, such a king would possess four virtues: the virtue of wealth, the virtue of pleasure, the virtue of name, and the virtue of form. These virtues enable him to maintain his position as a great king and to spread Buddhist teachings widely. Furthermore, the Chakravartin is believed to have originated from a deer park outside Sarnath (Benares), near Varanasi, India.

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