Special Quality Amoghasiddhi Buddha Statue
Partly Fire Gold Gilded | Stone Set | Handcrafted Copper | Painted Face
Item Code: HME27283
Weight: 8000 grams
Size (cm): 47 × 36 × 30
Material: Copper
Availability: Available
Amoghasiddhi Buddha – The Master of Unobstructed Success
Amoghasiddhi Buddha is one of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, symbolizing the transformation of envy into wisdom and the removal of fear and spiritual ignorance. His name combines “Amogha” (unobstructed or fruitful) and “Siddhi” (spiritual power or accomplishment), meaning “He whose success cannot be obstructed.”
This statue portrays Amoghasiddhi in a blessing posture, embodying fearlessness, serenity, and spiritual mastery, making it a perfect centerpiece for meditation spaces, temples, or personal altars.
Stone Setting: A Touch of Sacred Elegance
This handcrafted statue is elegantly adorned with semi-precious stones, including turquoise, coral, and lapis lazuli. Each stone is hand-set with precision to complement the curves and forms of the statue, creating a vibrant contrast against the copper body.
Stone inlay is not only decorative but also deeply symbolic in Tibetan art, representing energy channels, planetary influences, and elemental harmony. The colors and stones enhance the visual richness and energetic resonance of the Amoghasiddhi form.
Partly Fire Gold Gilded: Sacred Contrast and Detail
This statue features partly gold plating using the traditional fire gilding method. Unlike modern electroplating, fire gilding (also called mercury gold gilding) involves applying a thick, real gold layer to selected areas—typically the body—while leaving the robe and other details in oxidized or painted finishes.
This intentional contrast highlights the divine purity of the body and the simplicity of the monk’s attire, conveying a sacred narrative of spiritual balance. The result is an artful blend of golden radiance and visual depth, imbued with cultural and spiritual symbolism.
Gold Painted Face: Infused with Life and Expression
The face is carefully hand-painted with pure gold, bringing subtle yet powerful expressions to life—especially in the eyes and lips, which are crucial in Buddhist iconography. This ritual is known as “opening the eyes” and marks the symbolic activation of the statue’s spiritual energy.
Gold painting also expresses the devotion and spiritual focus of the artisans, ensuring the statue is not just an artwork, but a living presence for meditation and prayer.
Crafted with Lost-Wax Technique: Uniquely One-of-a-Kind
Made using the time-honored lost-wax method, each statue is entirely unique. Skilled artisans sculpt the statue in wax, form a ceramic mold around it, and then melt the wax to pour in molten copper. The result is a piece with highly refined details and intricate craftsmanship, true to ancient traditions.
This process ensures not only fine detail and durability, but also an authentic spiritual connection to centuries of Buddhist sculpture heritage.
Key Features
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Depiction: Amoghasiddhi Buddha in blessing mudra
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Finish: Partly Fire Gold Gilded with high-karat gold
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Detailing: Stone-set with turquoise, coral & lapis lazuli
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Face: Hand-painted with pure gold for sacred expression
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Material: Hand-cast Copper using the Lost-Wax Method
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Size: 47 x 36 x 30 cm – suitable for shrines, temples, or display
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Weight: 8000 grams – solid and substantial
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Craft Origin: Handmade by Nepalese master artisans
