The Vajrasattva statue, a representation of the bodhisattva associated with purification and spiritual awakening, is intricately detailed with precise craftsmanship. Typically depicted seated in the lotus position, Vajrasattva holds a vajra (thunderbolt) in his right hand and a bell in his left, symbolizing the union of method and wisdom. The statue often features elaborate adornments, including a crown, jewelry, and flowing robes, which emphasize his divine and enlightened nature. Unique details such as the serene expression, the intricate carvings on the lotus base, and the use of vibrant colors or gilding enhance its aesthetic and spiritual appeal. This statue is highly revered in Tibetan Buddhism and is used in meditation practices to purify negative karma and attain inner peace.