Vajrayogini Statue with Stand

The Vajrayogini statue, often depicted in intricate detail, represents the powerful and enlightened tantric deity from Tibetan Buddhism. She is typically portrayed in a dynamic, dancing pose, holding a curved knife in one hand and a skull cup filled with blood in the other, symbolizing the cutting of ego and the consumption of wisdom. The statue often features ornate adornments, including a crown of skulls and a garland of severed heads, emphasizing her fearsome and protective nature. Vajrayogini stands on a platform, usually surrounded by flames, which signify her transformative energy and the burning away of ignorance. The presence of a stand not only provides stability but also elevates the statue, enhancing its presence as a focal point of meditation and devotion.