Tibetan Chakravartin Possession | Spiritual Art Piece

Sacred Chakravartin Possession Set | Symbolizing Spiritual Enlightenment

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Size: 16.5cm(Height) x 9.5cm(Length) x 8.5cm(Width)
Single Weight: 0.23 kg
Total Weight: 1.65 kg

Materials: Copper Body, Electro Silver Plated, Electro Gold Plated 
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About Our Product

The Sacred Chakravartin Possession set is a beautifully crafted collection of copper figurines, each representing significant aspects of spiritual leadership and enlightenment. The set includes the Horse (symbolizing power, courage, and leadership), Wheel (representing the teachings of the Buddha and the cycle of life), and other sacred symbols such as the Crown (symbolizing authority and divine rule) and the Elephant (representing strength and wisdom). Each figurine stands 16.5 cm high, 9.5 cm long, and 8.5 cm wide, with the total set weighing 1.65 kg. Crafted from copper and plated with both gold and silver, each symbol holds deep spiritual significance.

The craftsmanship of each piece is beautiful, with figures like the Conch Shell (spreading Buddha's voice and teachings) and the Vase (representing abundance and wisdom) contributing to the set’s spiritual meaning. The Lotus Flower (symbolizing purity and enlightenment) and Lion (representing strength and courage) are also featured in the collection, each beautifully detailed and plated in gold and silver to enhance their sacred nature. Together, these symbols embody the balance between worldly power and spiritual enlightenment, central to the Chakravartin ideal.

This set not only adds a beautiful, meaningful touch to any spiritual or meditation space, but it also serves as a powerful reminder of the Chakravartin’s role in guiding individuals toward inner peace. The Sacred Chakravartin Possession is a perfect representation of spiritual enlightenment and peace, creating an atmosphere of calm and inspiration. This set is ideal for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual journey and invite a sense of balance and tranquility into their home or practice space.

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.