Ushnishavijaya Statue – Buddhist Figure

Small gold-plated Ushnishavijaya statue. In Tibetan she is known as Tsuktor Namgyalma. She sits on a lotus pedestal in padma asana. The deity has three faces and eight arms. One of her lower left hands holds a vase containing the nectar of immortality, amrita. A pair of hands above it holds the double vajra, vishvavajra. One of her right hands holds a small Buddha figure. Ushnishavijaya is regarded as a goddess of longevity.

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.

Ushnishavijaya Statue

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

• Height: 4" / 11 cm
• Width: 3" / 8 cm
• Depth: 2" / 5 cm
• Weight: 290 g