Tibetan Buddhist Vairocana Statue – Pure Copper Four-Faced Mahavairocana, Handmade in Nepal for Meditation & Altar

Introducing our exquisite 7-inch (22*14*8cm) Vajrayana Mahavairocana Buddha Statue, a stunning pure copper sculpture rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition. Crafted with meticulous care by Nepalese artisans, this piece embodies the essence of sacred artistry.

True to the revered iconography of Vairocana, the statue features the distinctive four-faced, two-armed form cherished in Vajrayana practices. Each face radiates慈悲 (compassion) and serenity, reflecting the Buddha’s all-encompassing wisdom. Adorned in celestial garments, the figure sits in full lotus position, with hands gently resting at the navel, cradling a thousand-spoke dharma wheel—a symbol of the Buddha’s teachings.

This sacred sculpture is more than an altar piece; it serves as a profound aid for mandala practice, its presence enhancing meditation spaces with spiritual resonance. Every detail, from the serene expressions to the intricate handiwork, testifies to the timeless craftsmanship and spiritual significance inherent in this revered representation of Mahavairocana.

Four-Faced Vajrayana Mahavairocana Buddha Statue – Handcrafted Copper Buddhist Sculpture for Tantric Altar

Meticulously handcrafted in Nepal, this pure copper statue merges traditional artistry with spiritual precision. The four faces, each capturing a facet of enlightenment, gaze gently in all directions—symbolizing Mahavairocana’s omniscience. The flowing celestial robes and lotus throne, etched with fine details, reflect centuries-old Vajrayana craftsmanship, making it both a devotional tool and a masterpiece of sacred art.