Vajrakilaya Statue (Dorje Phurba) – Buddhist Figure

Small gold-plated Vajrakilaya figure. He stands on a lotus pedestal, framed by a flaming aureole, with wings outstretched, shown in union with his consort, yab yum. Vajrakilaya, Dorje Phurba, is a three-faced wrathful deity, embodying the enlightened action of all Buddhas. His lower body tapers into the diamond-tipped ritual dagger, kila, symbolizing the decisive removal of obstacles and the transformation of delusion into clarity. Vajrakilaya is revered as a principal yidam in the Nyingma and Sakya traditions.

The detailed figure is cast using a modern process. Position and attributes follow the traditional iconography of Vajrayana Buddhism. It is suitable for a Buddhist home altar or meditation room and can also be part of an Asian art collection. The statue can be presented freestanding.

Vajrakilaya Statue

cast in copper (small edition) and gold-plated. Traditional finish with red Vermilion powder.

• Height: 9 cm
• Width: 7 cm
• Depth: 3 cm
• Weight: 174 g