Tsongkhapa Set Statue | Himalayan Buddhist Sculpture
Tsongkhapa Set Statue | Himalayan Buddhist Sculpture
Tsongkhapa with Disciples Statue Hand-Carved Copper with Gold DetailingThe Tsongkhapa Set Statue, a masterfully hand-carved representation of Je Tsongkhapa and his two principal disciples. Crafted in Nepal using the ancient lost wax method, this exquisite set features vibrant acrylic colors...
Tsongkhapa with Disciples Statue Hand-Carved Copper with Gold Detailing
The Tsongkhapa Set Statue, a masterfully hand-carved representation of Je Tsongkhapa and his two principal disciples. Crafted in Nepal using the ancient lost wax method, this exquisite set features vibrant acrylic colors that highlight its intricate detailing, while the 24K gold-plated faces radiate a serene, enlightened presence. Symbolizing the essence of Tibetan Buddhism, this Tsongkhapa Set Statue embodies the teachings of the great Lama, making it a perfect addition to any altar or meditation space. Elevate your spiritual practice with this sacred Buddhist statue, a timeless piece of Himalayan artistry.
Key Features of Tsongkhapa Set Statue | Himalayan Buddhist Sculpture:
- Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
- Coated with Gold on Copper Alloy Based
- 24k Pure Gold-Plated Face
- Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
- Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists
Dimensions :
| Height | Width | Weight |
| 46.5cm | 32cm | 22.49kg |
Je Tsongkhapa (13571419), the greatTibetan Buddhist masterand founder of theGelug school, is revered as one of Tibet’s most influentialreligious philosophers. Known for his iconicyellow hat, he meticulously studied all availableIndian Buddhist classics, synthesizing them into a clear path to enlightenment. His teachings became the foundation of theGelugpa tradition, which flourished as Tibet’s dominant school until 1951 and remains guided by its spiritual leader, theDalai Lama.
Among Tsongkhapa’s foremost disciples,Gyaltsab Jestands out as his most renowned student. As thesecond throne-holder of Gaden Monastery(Tsongkhapa’s principal seat), he played a pivotal role in preserving his master’s legacy. After Tsongkhapa’s passing, Gyaltsab Je became theGaden Tripathe supreme head of theGelug tradition.
Another key disciple,Khedrup Je, was a prolific scholar who composed58 treatisesand essential prayer texts. His works remain central toTibetan Buddhist practice, particularly hisKalachakra Tantra writings, which serve as the basis for theDalai Lama’s Kalachakra empowerments.
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