Prajnaparamita is the goddess of supreme wisdom and transcendental intuition.

Prajnaparamita, often known as "Perfection of Wisdom," is a revered Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism and represents the highest understanding and the path to enlightenment. This statue, depicting Prajnaparamita with four arms, is a powerful symbol of spiritual insight.

The Prajnaparamita statue depicts the deity in a seated meditative lotus posture, Padmasana. Its four-armed body holds the inner pair of hands in Dharmachakra Mudra. The outer pair of hands carries the attributes: the book of transcendental truth and the Vajra. The wisdom book is held in the right hand, while the Vajra is associated with the right, masculine side.

The figure wears full jewelry and the crown of a Bodhisattva. The garment is decorated with fine intricate ornaments and accented with colorful stones. The back side of its Lotus base is adorned with lotus flowers carved from red stone.

Prajnaparamita

Cast in copper using traditional lost-wax casting, decorated with fine filigree ornamentation, silvered and gold-plated, accented with colorful stones. The face is finished in gold.
 

• Height: 9" / 23 cm
• Width: 7" / 17.5 cm
• Depth: 4" / 10.5 cm
• Weight: 2,082 g

NOTE
The facial painting is a cold gold application and water-soluble.