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Yamantaka - Vajrabhairava and Vajravetali Tibetan Buddha figure 28 cm Standing Fully Firegilded

sku: bf-71-28vbm

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Original Tibetan Buddha figure Yamantaka - Vajrabhairava with his wife Vajravetali on Yama from Nepal.

Made in cast bronze, then fire gilded and painted. The statue has an opening at the back to fill the statue.


Yamantaka, is an angry god of the highest yoga tantra caste with buffalo head (Tib. Yi-Dam) and protector of Vajrayana Buddhism. In the Gelug tradition, he is next to Chakrasamvara and Guhyasamaja the three main deities. The Great Teacher Tsongkhapa (1357 - 1419) declared Yamantaka the patron saint of the Gelug tradition. In the Shakya tradition, he is revered as one of the Dharmapalas and protector of the teachings. The Kagyu tradition sees in him the angry aspect of Manjushri. According to legend, he defeated Yama the god of death represented as a bull and is therefore considered a conqueror of death. He wins over evil, disease and death. In Tibet, he is considered a protective deity against evil forces.
His mantra is "Om Yamantaka Hum Phat".

Attributes

Produkttyp Statue
Farben Schwarz-Gold
Gottheit Yamantaka
Form Stehend
Material Bronze voll-feuervergoldet
Herstellung Feuervergoldung
Qualität gehobene Qualität
Land Nepal
Größe 28 cm