Vajra Nairatmya Statue | Hand-Carved Buddhist Deity

24k Gold Gilded Handmade Statue of Vajra Nairatmya

We have handmade this beautiful statue of Vajra Nairatmya in our studio, Kathmandu, Nepal. With the skills passed down to us from generations of sculpting artists, we sculpted the deity on a copper body, gilded it with genuine 24k gold, and gave it an antique touch. She is depicted sitting in a dancing manner with the left leg extended in half [vajrasana] posture on a lotus seat with a wrathful expression. She holds a curved knife aloft and a skull cup to the heart, carrying a katvanga. She has three eyes, bared fangs, and wears a crown with the five human skulls.

Size: 12.5"/32cm (Height) x 9.4"/24cm (Base)
Weight: 4.76 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Copper Body, Acrylic Paintings

Vajra Nairatmya is a meditational deity and partner/consort to Hevajra. She is a yogini in Buddhism. There are many different forms and combinations of forms for the two deities, alone, or as a couple in an embrace.
Nairatmya is known as dor Je dag me ma in Tibetan. The meaning of Nairatmya is Selfless in English.