Karmapa Statue | Spiritual Symbol of the Karma Kagyu Lineage

Karmapa Statue | Spiritual Symbol of the Karma Kagyu Lineage

A Karmapa statue typically represents one of the important figures in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly associated with the Karma Kagyu school. The 17th Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, is often depicted in a posture of meditation or teaching, and his statue is often created with intricate details, sometimes featuring him seated with his right hand in the gesture of teaching (dharmachakra mudra) and his left hand holding a lotus or a vase.

The statues can be made of Copper & gold gilded or painted with traditional Tibetan styles. Statues of the Karmapa are often adorned with symbolic elements such as the vajra (symbolizing the indestructible nature of truth) and a lion throne (symbolizing fearlessness). These statues are commonly used for prayer and meditation in Tibetan Buddhist homes and monasteries.

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This is a handmade artifact, and minor variations in color, texture, or size may occur. These natural imperfections celebrate the artisan’s touch, making your statue a unique masterpiece.