Ritual Dorje Sempa copper statue was crafted in Nepal using the Lost-wax system using copper material. The size of this statue is 24*15 cm (9*6 inch) and its weight is 1.88 kg (4.14 lbs). Dorje Sempa is also known as Vajrasattva.
Weight
1877 Grams – 4.14 lbs
Size
24*15 cm (9*6 inch)
Material
Copper
Iconography of Vajrasattva
Vajrasattva is a Buddhist deity associated with purification and wisdom. He is usually depicted in a seated position, holding a vajra and bell in his hands, wearing a crown and jewelry, and surrounded by other deities. His consort is usually the goddess Vajravarahi.
He is often represented by a single figure, but can also be seen with multiple figures. A halo or aura of light is often shown around him, symbolizing his divine nature, and his body is often depicted in gold to represent his purity and power. Two lions are usually seen accompanying him, representing his strength and courage.
