First Karmapa Statue | Founder of Karma Kagyu Lineage

Description Artists honor Dusum Khyenpa as the first officially recognized reincarnated lama, or tulku, and credit him with preserving and passing on the profound meditation teachings of his tradition. This statue features A tall Black Crown, a symbol unique to the Karmapas that signifies enlightened activity and spiritual authority. Sculptors portray Dusum Khyenpa in a classic meditation pose on an ornate lotus base, symbolizing stability, wisdom, and realization. He holds his hands in a teaching mudra, emphasizing his role as a lineage holder and spiritual guide. The finely detailed monastic robes showcase his mastery and highlight the artistry of Himalayan sacred sculpture. This statue actively supports meditation, affirms the living lineage, and embodies enlightened mind and compassion, making it a cherished centerpiece in any spiritual or contemplative space. Dimension: Height: 10.5 inches Width: 7.5 inches Depth: 5.5 inches Weight:  2.5 kg Made of:  Copper with 24 K gold plating.