Buddha Chenrezig Statue Gold Size Avalokiteshvara 68Cm "Best Quality" Nepal

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Buddha Chenrezig Statue Gold Size Avalokiteshvara 68Cm "Best Quality" Nepal:
$13979.01

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Chenrezig Statue Gold Large Avalokiteshvara 68cm "Best Statue Avalokiteshvara

Nepal Buddha - golden deities

Discover the incomparable beauty of the Chenrezig/ Avalokiteshvara Buddha Statue

Nepal Buddha - golden deities

Discover the incomparable beauty of the Chenrezig/ Avalokiteshvara Buddha Statue

Why this statue?

Unique craftsmanship: Each of the 14 ornaments and parts of the lotus are fire-gilded multiple times with real gold, giving the statue an incomparable shine.

High-quality materials: The statue is made of high-quality copper that has been elaborately oxidized in color. This treatment ensures a stable, scratch-resistant surface that will not fade.

Detailed design: The statue's hair is artfully painted, while all stone inlays are made of real, carefully cut gemstones.

Timeless elegance: With a height of 68 cm, a depth of 37 cm and a width of 54 cm and a weight of 24 kg, this statue is an impressive work of art that becomes the center of attention in any room and transforms it energetically.

Your advantages at a glance:

Exclusivity: Own a unique work of art made using traditional craftsmanship.

Longevity: Thanks to the high-quality materials and careful workmanship, the statue will remain in perfect condition for years.

Spiritual Meaning: The statue embodies the essence of compassion and wisdom that Chenrezig/Avalokiteshvara symbolizes.

PERFECT GIFT: Ideal for art and culture lovers and special occasions.

Weight: 24 kg • Height: 68 cm • Depth: 37 cm • Width: 54 cm

Avalokiteshvara (Sanskrit “the Lord who looks down”) Chenresig) is the embodiment of the compassion of all Buddhas. He is the most widely revered bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism, and the Dalai Lama, Karmapa and other high lamas are considered his incarnation.

According to Mahayana teachings, Avalokiteshvara is a bodhisattva who has taken a sacred oath to help sentient beings out of all their troubles and to postpone his own enlightenment until he has helped all sentient beings achieve Nirvana.

Another Tibetan source says that Buddha Amitabha gave one of his two main disciples, Avalokiteshvara, the task of caring for Tibet. Therefore he is also considered the patron saint of Tibet.

His practice is associated with the mantra Om mani padme hum, the recitation of which is the most popular religious practice among Tibetans.

Avalokiteshvara has an exceptionally large number of manifestations; One of them is the rather rare depiction with 18 arms.

He is white, seated on a throne of lotus and moon, symbolizing his original purity (the lotus that grows from the swamp and yet always remains pure) and his compassion (the moon that cools the heat of samsara). On his head he carries his teacher and inspiration, the Buddha Amitabha.

In his first two hands he holds the wish-fulfilling jewel of bodhicitta (the intention to achieve enlightenment for the benefit of all beings); the attributes in his remaining hands, some of them wrathful in nature, help him to carry out this intention with skillful means and are therefore further manifestations of his compassion.

Immerse yourself in the world of spiritual art with our exquisite Chenrezig or Avalokiteshvara Buddha statue from Nepal. This 68 cm high statue, made using the traditional “lost form” process from high-quality copper, is a true masterpiece from Nepal's workshops. Please let the pictures work their magic! He is white, seated on a throne of lotus and moon, symbolizing his original purity (the lotus that grows from the swamp and yet always remains pure) and his compassion (the moon that cools the heat of samsara). On his head he carries his teacher and inspiration, the Buddha Amitabha. In his first two hands he holds the wish-fulfilling jewel of bodhicitta (the intention to achieve enlightenment for the benefit of all beings); the attributes in his remaining hands, some of them wrathful in na