Traditional Vajravarahi Statue

Traditional Vajravarahi Statue is made in Nepal by the process of lost- wax system using bronze material. The size of this statue is 17*16 cm(7*6 inch) and its weight is 0.737 kg kg (1.62 bs).

Iconography of Vajravarahi

Vajravarahi is a prominent deity in Tibetan Buddhism, often depicted as a female figure with a sow’s head on top of her own. She is considered a wrathful manifestation of the bodhisattva Vajrayogini and is associated with the Chakrasamvara Tantra.

Vajravarahi is depicted with a fierce expression, symbolizing her ability to overcome obstacles and destroy ignorance.

She is often shown standing on a lotus or a corpse, representing her triumph over attachment and the impermanence of life.

In her hands, Vajravarahi holds a vajra (thunderbolt) and a kapala (skull cup), symbolizing her power and ability to transform negative emotions into wisdom. She is adorned with various ornaments, including a garland of severed heads, which represents the transformation of the ego and the

Vajravarahi Mantra

The Vajravarahi mantra is Om vajravarahi avesaya sarvadustan hrim svaha.