Our Tibetan Dorje Sempa statue (Vajrasattva) is depicted wearing the crown and jewels of a Bodhisattva. The crown and jewels can be embedded with turquoise and red coral stones at the request of the buyer. The color turquoise is a special combination of blue and green. Indeed, blue signifies the purity of the Buddhas and green symbolizes their readiness to act. The special adornments embellish the statue and will inspire all those who lay their eyes on it.
Tibetan Dorje Sempa Statue Symbolism
Our Dorje Sempa statue holds the ghanta bell in his left hand and the vajra in his right hand. The ghanta bell is the ancient feminine symbol for wisdom and the vajra is the masculine symbol for compassion. As a result, our beautiful statue symbolizes enlightenment. This is because it is the joining of these two virtues that create Nirvana. The vajra at his heart and the bell at his hip symbolize the union of skillful means and wisdom — learn more about Vajrasattva’s iconography.
Dorje Sempa is the sambhogakaya embodiment of the Primordial Buddha – Vajradhara. This embodiment is one of what is known as the 3 kayas (bodies) of the Buddha. However, the sambhogakaya is described as a “subtle body of limitless form”. This means that a Buddha or high level bodhisattva can use the sambhogakaya to appear in any form necessary to relieve the suffering of sentient life. As a result, this Tibetan Dorje Sempa statue is a statue of significant meaning.
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.
