Vajrasattva Gold Plated Statue 3.5" Consignment 35% or "Dorje Naljorma" (in Tibetan)

or "Dorje Naljorma" (in Tibetan)

the eighth-century master credited with a primary role in establishing Buddhism in Tibet

Published: 2005 First Printing

the formal acceptance into the vajrayana is marked by a vow

the earliest discourses record a range of teachings from Buddhist women

Vajrasattva Gold Plated Statue 3.5" Consignment 35% or "Dorje Naljorma" (in Tibetan)Beautiful gold plated Vajrasattva Statue measuring 3. 5 inches tall Vajrasattva, the Buddha of purification, holds a vajra in his right hand, symbolizing skillful means, or compassion. And in his left hand, he holds a bell, representing the wisdom of emptiness. These statues have been gilded through a process of electric gold plating, which deposits a thin layer of gold upon the exterior with an electro chemical process. The end result is absolutely