Vajrasattva Statue | 9.25" childrens-books lending a deep intimacy to

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and on the backs of these antelopes are two young gods or devas that hold up a jeweled cross-beam draped with silk

His legs are in vajra posture

The Tibetan divination system called "Mo" has been relied upon for centuries to give insight into the future turns of events

Vajrasattva Statue | 9.25" childrens-books lending a deep intimacy toThis Vajrasattva statue was made in Nepal by Saroj Shakya using the lost wax method. Cast in copper and fully gilded in 24k gold with an antique finish, the gilding has a warm, settled tone, and the engraved borders of the robe show clear, precise workmanship. The face is painted in gold with fine, steady lines that define the features. Lama Vajrasattva holds a vajraan emblem of the qualities of absolute naturein his right hand. In his left hand,