Amitayus Buddha Statue for longevity in Tibetan Buddhism
Amitayus statue carved from crystal - called Aparmita
This finely crafted Vajrasattva Shakti statue depicts him with his consort Vajragarvi in Yab-Yum posture — a Buddhist symbol of generation, wisdom, and the union of method and insight in Vajrayana Buddhism. His Tibetan name is Dorje Sempa.
Vajrasattva is seated in a lotus position, with his consort on his lap. Vajrasattva holds a vajra and a bell, while Vajragarvi holds a kapala (skull cup) and also a vajra in her hands. Both wear crowns and the full jewelry of a Bodhisattva.
The statue is decorated with gold- and silver-plated filigree in floral and spiral patterns. Colorful stones adorn selected parts of the statue, emphasizing the craftsmanship detail. The lotus base is also embellished with filigree and completes the overall appearance.
This statue is suitable as a spiritual decoration for the home altar, meditation room, and as a special collector's piece for enthusiasts of Buddhist art. Crafted through traditional handwork in the Himalayas, it combines spiritual symbolism with the finest Asian craftsmanship.
Copper statue cast using traditional lost-wax process, decorated with fine filigree, silver-plated and gold-plated, set with colored stones. The faces are set in gold. The figure is patinated for an antique look. Handcrafted in Nepal.
Note
The facial painting is a cold gold appplication and water-soluble.
Manufacturer information
Yala Craft by Shanta Shakya is an Asian company based in Germany. I sell my traditional Buddhist sculpture art produced independently. My workshop is located in Nepal.
