Buddhist Statue of Yamantaka – Full Fire Gold Plated with Antique Finish
Item Code: HME29013
Weight: 8220 grams
Size: 42 x 34 x 16 cm
Material: Copper
Availability: In Stock
About Yamantaka
Yamantaka, the wrathful manifestation of Manjushri, symbolizes the end of one cycle and the beginning of another. As a fierce protector and destroyer of death and ignorance, Yamantaka urges practitioners to break free from the cycle of samsara—the suffering caused by attachment and delusion. His intense expression serves as a spiritual mirror, helping us confront our inner demons and overcome the Five Poisons (kleśas): anger, attachment, ignorance, pride, and jealousy. Though fearsome in form, his purpose is rooted in compassion—to help elevate human consciousness and guide beings toward enlightenment.
Antique Finish
This statue features a meticulously applied antique patina finish, giving it the look and essence of an ancient artifact. While not an actual antique, the artisan’s skill in aging techniques adds a timeless beauty and historical feel to the piece, making it a standout in any sacred space or collection.
Full Fire Gold Plating
Crafted using the traditional mercury gold plating method, also known as fire gold plating, this statue is enveloped in a layer of pure gold. This time-honored Nepalese technique is prized for its durability, authenticity, and stunning brilliance—offering a richer, deeper glow than modern electroplating. It reflects a dedication to heritage and master craftsmanship rarely seen today.
Created Using the Lost-Wax Casting Method
Each Yamantaka statue is brought to life through the lost-wax casting process, an ancient method that captures every intricate detail of the deity. From a hand-carved wax model to the final molten-metal pour, this labor-intensive technique ensures each piece is both unique and exquisitely detailed—a true work of devotional art.
Invite the fierce compassion of Yamantaka into your home or altar. This powerful piece stands as a reminder to transcend illusion, break harmful patterns, and rise toward a higher state of awareness.
