Old Buddhist Handmade Statue of Amoghasiddhi Buddha

Old Buddhist Handmade Statue of Amoghasiddhi Buddha

Partly Gold Plated | Sacred Serenity Collection
Item Code: HME27164
Weight: 700 grams
Dimensions (cm): 16 × 12 × 9
Material: Copper
Availability: Available

Amoghasiddhi Buddha: The Buddha of Unobstructed Success

Amoghasiddhi is one of the Five Dhyani Buddhas in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism. His name encapsulates his nature—“Amogha” meaning unfailing or without obstruction, and “Siddhi” referring to spiritual accomplishment or mastery. Together, Amoghasiddhi is the embodiment of unobstructed success, overcoming fear, confusion, and spiritual ignorance.

He is the master who guides beings toward clarity, dissolving doubt and failure, and fostering inner strength and resilience. Amoghasiddhi is often associated with fearlessness, symbolized by his raised right hand in the abhaya mudra (gesture of protection), offering peace and assurance to practitioners.

From the Sacred Serenity Collection

This statue is part of our Sacred Serenity Collection, representing a series of old, spiritually significant Buddhist statues created around 15–20 years ago. Crafted from pure copper and featuring thicker layers of gold plating, these statues reflect a bygone era of authentic craftsmanship, where spiritual intention guided artistic expression.

The artisans behind these works were not just metalworkers—they were spiritually trained craftsmen, following traditional iconography and sacred Buddhist texts. Their goal was not only to depict a Buddha but to bring forth a divine presence for worship and meditation.

Partly Fire Gold Plating

This statue features partly fire gold gilding, a revered technique in Nepalese metalwork. A mask or resist is applied to protect certain areas, allowing selective gilding during the high-temperature process. The result is a stunning contrast: radiant gold body elements paired with oxidized or painted robes, symbolizing the dual nature of divine purity and humble monastic life.

This traditional method adds a distinct spiritual symbolism and visual richness, cherished in both private altars and temple spaces.

Gold-Painted Face

The face is hand-painted with pure gold, emphasizing the Buddha’s eyes and lips—the essential features that convey compassion, wisdom, and divine expression. In Buddhist practice, this sacred ritual invites the presence of the divine into the statue, preparing it for consecration and spiritual use.

This detail not only enriches the aesthetic but also underscores the devotion and reverence of the artisan, aligning the statue’s form with its spiritual purpose.

Lost-Wax Casting Process

This Amoghasiddhi Buddha was created using the lost-wax method—a technique practiced for thousands of years to produce highly detailed metal sculptures. The process involves:

1. Sculpting a precise wax model

2. Encasing it in a ceramic mold

3. Melting out the wax

4. Pouring molten copper into the cavity

5. Removing the shell to reveal the final statue

This method ensures that each statue is unique, bearing the craftsman’s hand and spiritual intent.

Highlights

• Old stock (crafted approx. 15–20 years ago)

• High-quality copper base with thick, genuine gold plating

• Partly fire-gilded for symbolic contrast

• Gold-painted facial features for spiritual activation

• Handcrafted via the lost-wax method for authenticity and detail

• Ideal for personal practice, collectors, and sacred décor