Vasudhara Goddess Statue
About Our Statue :
Majestic standing Vasudhara Goddess Statue, intricately handcrafted from a copper body, graced with radiant 24k gold plating, towering at 13.5cm in height with a sturdy 9cm base.
Features of this Statue:
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Exquisite Craftsmanship: The statue stands as a testament to the artisan's skill, showcasing every intricate detail of the standing Vasudhara Goddess.
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Opulent Gold Sheen: Cloaked in 24k gold plating, it radiates a divine elegance, reflecting both luxury and sanctity.
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Durable Construction: Handmade with a robust copper core, it ensures that the statue's allure and significance endure through time.
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Divine Representation: Vasudhara, the goddess of wealth and abundance in Buddhism, is a symbol of prosperity, fertility, and harmony.
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Perfect Dimensions: With its 13.5cm height and a 9cm base, it's optimally sized for altars, showcases, or as a spiritual centerpiece in your living space.
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Unique Artistic Appeal: The statue, beyond its spiritual significance, is a splendid piece of art that can elevate the aesthetic ambiance of any setting.
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Spiritual Connection: Investing in this statue is not just about owning an artifact but cultivating a bond with the divine energies of abundance and prosperity that Vasudhara embodies.
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Size: 13.5cm(Height) x 9cm(Width)
Weight: 0.33kg
Materials: Copper Body, 24k Gold Plated
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Introduction To Vasudhara:
Vasundhara (Tibetan: Norgyunma) is a goddess of wealth; fertility, and well-being. She blesses her worshippers with both material prosperity and spiritual wealth. Like most of the Mahayana goddesses; her heart is filled with compassion and loving-kindness toward all beings. She is the embodiment of boundless generosity (dana), the first of the six transcendent perfections (Sanskrit: paramitas), fundamental for the Bodhisattva path. According to the Buddhist tradition, Vasundhara is able to magically materialize the wealth for the one who chant her mantra and perform the rituals that invoke the deity.
