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Standing Ganesh Crystal Statue...
The deity is depicted standing atop mooshak the mouse which represents the god to overcome any obstacle. He has an elephant face with three eyes. His eyes are symbolic of wisdom and enlightenment. He is depicted with multiple hands with numerous religious items. You can use this figurine for different Hindu and Buddhist Rituals and meditational practices.
The deity is depicted standing atop mooshak the mouse which represents the god to...
The deity is depicted standing atop mooshak the mouse which represents the god to overcome any obstacle. He has an elephant face with three eyes. His eyes are symbolic of wisdom...
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Maitreya Buddha Himalayan...
Our statue of the future Buddha, known as Maitreya, was expertly constructed by our skilled artisans from the finest 24K gold-gilded copper. When the teachings of the present Buddha have been forgotten, Maitreya, also known as the "Buddha of Loving-Kindness," is claimed to have come to earth to spread the Dharma. This exquisite statue is the perfect complement to any holy place or meditation area since it personifies Maitreya's caring and...
Our statue of the future Buddha, known as Maitreya, was expertly constructed by our...
Our statue of the future Buddha, known as Maitreya, was expertly constructed by our skilled artisans from the finest 24K gold-gilded copper. When the teachings of the present...
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Himalayan Lapis Stone Ganesh...
The Ganesh Statue is skillfully handcrafted on a lapis stone body, showcasing craftsmanship and attention to detail. The statue is given an beautiful look, which adds a sense of timelessness and character to the piece. Ganesh, the deity, is depicted with four hands, each holding different ritual objects symbolizing his various attributes and powers. This representation captures the essence of Ganesh as the remover of obstacles and the bestower...
The Ganesh Statue is skillfully handcrafted on a lapis stone body, showcasing...
The Ganesh Statue is skillfully handcrafted on a lapis stone body, showcasing craftsmanship and attention to detail. The statue is given an beautiful look, which adds a sense of...
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Himalayan Crystal White Tara...
The intricate design of the statue is a testament to the talent and attention to detail that went into its creation. The female bodhisattva can be seen holding a lotus blossom, a symbol of purity, with her left hand in the vitarka mudra and her right hand in the mudra for granting wishes 'Varada mudra,' a gesture of teaching and discussion, symbolizing the transmission of knowledge.
The intricate design of the statue is a testament to the talent and attention to detail...
The intricate design of the statue is a testament to the talent and attention to detail that went into its creation. The female bodhisattva can be seen holding a lotus blossom,...
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Himalayan Crystal and Lapis...
A vajra ritual item is a double five-pronged vajra with three flames on all but the central prong. Two rings of linked lotus petals make up the grip's central portion. The Sanskrit word vajra signifies a lightning bolt. Different deities from the Hindu and Buddhist traditions carry it as a weapon. The central symbol of esoteric Buddhism is the vajra because enlightenment can strike with a similar rapid, forceful, and exact blow that shatters...
A vajra ritual item is a double five-pronged vajra with three flames on all but the...
A vajra ritual item is a double five-pronged vajra with three flames on all but the central prong. Two rings of linked lotus petals make up the grip's central portion. The...
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Crystal Standing Lokeshwor Statue
Lord of the world form of Avalokiteswara. This form is assumed when Buddhist pantheon incorporated on Shiva. He is found both as an attendant deity and in his own shrine. He is richly ornamented. He wears a sacred thread of jewels and earring. There will be full blown lotus at each shoulder.
Lord of the world form of Avalokiteswara. This form is assumed when Buddhist pantheon...
Lord of the world form of Avalokiteswara. This form is assumed when Buddhist pantheon incorporated on Shiva. He is found both as an attendant deity and in his own shrine. He is...