Vasudhara, the goddess of prosperity

Vasudhara Devi, the goddess of prosperity, embodies the preservation of all qualities and treasures that are essential for a life of abundance and freedom from want. This figure symbolizes material wealth and spiritual fulfillment.

Vasudhara sits on a lotus pedestal in Lalitasana, with one leg resting on a small platform, a water pot. Her three beautiful and smiling faces represent perfect compassion, understanding of wisdom, awareness and insight into the past, present, and future. She wears the crown and full adornments of a Bodhisattva. The six arms of the deity hold her attributes. With her three left hands, she holds an Amrita vase for long life, an ear of rice for rich harvests and earthly benefits, and a book of wisdom. The three right hands hold a rosary, a mirror, and show the gesture of giving, Varada Mudra.

The statue of Vasudhara Devi is a masterpiece of Buddhist art. The figure is cast from copper using the traditional lost wax method, the surfaces are finely adorned with enchanting filigree ornaments, silver-plated and gold-plated. This detailed statue is perfect as an ornament for a Buddhist altar and spiritually expresses the theme of prosperity.

Vasudhara

Statue, body cast from copper, adorned with fine filigree ornaments, silver-plated and gold-plated, set with colored stones. The figure is patinated for an antique finish. The face is encased in gold. Handmade in Nepal.

• Height: 17 cm
• Width: 15 cm
• Depth: 10 cm
• Weight: 1,146 g

NOTE
The facial painting is a cold gold application and water-soluble, which requires special care to preserve the beauty of the figure.