Oxidized Copper 8" Chenrezig Statue - Gallery
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Chenrezig Statue | 8″ | Oxidized Copper Finish | Handmade Nepal

Original price was: $699.00.Current price is: $499.00.

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Statue Identity: Chenrezig, Tibetan Avalokiteshvara
Product Dimensions: Height: 8″, Width: 6″, Depth: 4″
Production Method: Lost Wax Method, Antiquated
Production Materials: Oxidized Copper Alloy
Shipping Weight: 3000 grams

This antiquated 8″ four-armed Chenrezig statue features a venerable antique style oxidized copper finish. Additionally, he is depicted with the crown and jewels of a bodhisattva. Our artisan took special care to intricately design the details of these important attributes.

The Chenrezig statue is also depicted with 4 arms. The four arms of this Chenrezig statue represent the four immeasurables — compassion, loving kindness, equanimity, and joy — read more about Chenrezig’s iconography in Tibetan Buddhism.

In his upper right hand he is holding the 108 mala beads between his thumb and index finger. In his upper left hand he holds the beautiful lotus flower which blossoms over his shoulder. The remaining two hands are pressed reverently together in front of his chest. In between the palms he is holding the “Cintamani”  – wish fulfilling jewel. This jewel is of special significance to Buddhists and also Hindus. Devotees believe that the bodhisattva who holds it can grant them special wishes.

Symbols Antiquated Chenrezig Statue

This Chenrezig statue sits in full lotus pose on a double lotus pedestal. The lotus flower is very significant in Buddhist beliefs because it symbolizes the rewards of Nirvana. This is because the lotus flower grows out of the muddy pond bottom to blossom above the water in the clean air and sunshine.This important metaphor symbolizes the devoted Buddhist who is able to navigate through the sea of suffering (samsara) and obtain the fruits of enlightenment.

Certificate of authenticity

Authentic, Handmade in Nepal
Every statue and ritual item is handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, using traditional lost wax casting and comes with a certificate of authenticity issued by Nepal's Department of Archaeology, verifying its materials, technique, and origin.

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