Sacred Tseringma Statue | Symbol of Wisdom and Protection

Handmade Tseringma Statue | Handcrafted Himalayan Spiritual Art

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Size: 33.5cm(Height) x 24cm(Length) x 14cm(Width)
Weight: 5.11 kg
Materials: 24K Gold Plated, Acrylic Color, Copper Body 
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About Our Product

This Sacred Tseringma Statue represents Tseringma (Tashi Tseringma), one of the Five Long Life Sisters (Tsering Chenga) in Tibetan Buddhism, known as a protector deity associated with longevity, well-being, and spiritual protection. Crafted with a copper body, 24K gold plating, and acrylic color details, this handcrafted statue measures 33.5cm in height, 24cm in length, and 14cm in width, with a weight of 5.11kg. The detailed design, vibrant colors, and traditional Himalayan craftsmanship make this statue a meaningful addition to Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, and sacred collections.

This statue depicts Tseringma seated gracefully on a mythical snow lion, symbolizing strength, protection, and the power to overcome obstacles. She wears an elaborate crown, jewelry, and flowing garments that reflect traditional Himalayan artistic style. Her right hand holds a golden vajra, representing indestructible wisdom, spiritual power, and the unchanging nature of enlightened energy. Her left hand holds a long-life vase (Tsebum), symbolizing longevity, blessings, and the continuation of life. The snow lion beneath her represents courage and fearlessness, while the detailed halo of flames behind her reflects spiritual power and protection. The 24K gold-plated details, acrylic colors, and finely crafted ornaments highlight the sacred beauty of this revered protector deity.

This Tseringma statue can be placed on a Buddhist altar, meditation room, shrine, or sacred display area. In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Tseringma represents longevity, harmony, protection, and the blessings of a peaceful life. Her presence inspires practitioners to cultivate positive energy, mindfulness, and spiritual strength while following the path of Dharma.

According to legend, Tseringma, the leader of the five, lives on a sacred mountain that is frequently mistaken for Makalu, one of the highest peaks in the Himalayas close to Mount Everest.