Description Vajrapani is typically portrayed as a wrathful deity. He is depicted standing, with one hand holding a vajra (thunderbolt) and the other gripping a lasso or noose. His crown, topknot, and ornate jewelry symbolize his strength and spiritual authority. The vajra represents the unshakable nature of his enlightened mind, while the lasso signifies his ability to subdue negative energies and obstacles. As the “Holder of the Vajra,” Vajrapani is believed to safeguard the Dharma (Buddhist teachings) and guide seekers toward spiritual awakening. The statue is used for meditation, prayer, and as an object of devotion. Practitioners often invoke Vajrapani’s blessings to overcome both internal and external challenges, seeking his strength and discipline to progress on their spiritual path. This sacred artwork serves as a powerful tool for connecting with Vajrapani’s protective and transformative energy. Dimension: Height: 3.75” with Frame Height: 3.25” without frame Breath: 3.5” Width: 2.5” Weight: 1.5 kg Made of copper with 24 K gold plating.
