Estatua Tradicional de Vajrakilaya

1048,00 €

La estatua tradicional de Vajrakilaya está pintada en oro y presenta un acabado antiguo, elaborada en Patan, Nepal. El peso de esta estatua es de 4.450 kg y sus dimensiones son 36 x 24 x 11 cm.

Weight	4,45 kg
Dimensions	24 × 36 cm
Shipped from	Nepal

Description

La Estatua Tradicional de Vajrakilaya está pintada de oro y tiene un acabado antiguo, fabricada en Patan, Nepal. El peso de esta estatua es de 4.450 kg y sus dimensiones son 36 x 24 x 11 cm.

Vajrakila es una poderosa personificación del estaca con punta de diamante, que representa el poder de “la concentración unidireccional que atraviesa las energías negativas que oscurecen la verdad espiritual y el despertar.” En Yab-yum, es un deidad yidam colérico que abraza a su consorte Diptachakra.

La palabra sánscrita Vajrakila es una combinación de las palabras Vajra, que significa diamante, y Kila, que significa estaca o estaca corta.

Mantra de Vajrakaliya

El Mantra de Vajrakaliya es om vajra kili kiliya sarva bighanen bam hum phat.

FAQs

What is antique finishing?

The treatment of the patina of the statue to make it look very old is called antique finishing of the statue. This is not to be confused with an antique statue. Only the patina on the statue has been altered to make it appear antique. This is an unknown process in which the statue goes through multiple Aging processes to achieve the result depicted in the image.

What is Lost Wax System?

The Lost Wax system is a complicated, time-consuming, and historic method of creating metal sculptures also known as Precision Casting. As a result, the sculptures created by this process are relatively expensive. There are also numerous new, advanced, and less time-consuming methods of casting metal sculptures available. However, due to the advantages of the traditional lost wax system in terms of quality control and customization, we prefer the Loss wax system over ceramic molding or sand casting for the production of our Buddhist statues.