This Silver & Copper Vajradhaka Statue is a finely handcrafted representation of Vajradhaka (Dorje Khadro), a Buddhist deity associated with purification and the removal of obstacles. Made from copper with silver detailing, the statue features traditional Himalayan craftsmanship and can also be used as a functional incense burner.

Vajradhaka is a purification deity connected with the Vajradhaka Tantra within the Chakrasamvara cycle. He is traditionally depicted with a blue-black body, three eyes, and a vajra in the right hand and bell in the left. His powerful appearance represents the forceful aspect of Buddhist practice used to confront and purify inner obstacles and negative mental patterns.

Vajradhaka is associated with purification, transformation, and the overcoming of inner obstacles. In traditional rituals, his image is used in practices involving the symbolic burning away of defilements. This particular form also functions as an incense burner, making the rising smoke a fitting element for incense offerings and contemplative practice.

A distinctive piece for Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, incense practice, or collections of traditional Himalayan art, combining religious symbolism with practical use.

Size: 12.5" Height x 9" Diameter
Weight: 6.4 kg approx