Handcrafted Jetsun Dukkar Statue | Sitatapatra White Parasol Deity

Experience divine protection and elegance with the Jetsun Dukkar Statue, a stunning representation of Sitatapatra, the White Parasol Deity. Hand-carved by a master artisan using the traditional lost wax casting technique, this silver-plated statue embodies spiritual strength and serenity. Dukkar is depicted with three expressive arms, each holding powerful Buddhist symbols such as a vajra, bow, sword, lasso, and utpala flower, signifying her ability to dispel fear, clear obstacles, and offer compassionate guidance. Her elaborate crown, detailed ornaments, and flowing robe are richly adorned with precise carvings, all gracefully seated atop a lotus pedestal. Perfect for those seeking a guardian statue for protection, a Buddhist decor piece, or a meditation room centerpiece, this statue radiates both artistic beauty and sacred meaning.

Please note: The statue in the photograph is the actual piece for sale, ensuring authenticity and exclusivity.

Key features of Dukar Statue:

• Handmade in Nepal using the Lost Wax Method
• Made from Premium Oxidized Copper with a Silver Plated finish
• Beautifully decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Handcrafted by Master Artists
• Height X Width: 24cm X 20cm
• Weight: 2.33kg

Goddess Dukar

Goddess Dukar, also known as Sitatapatra or Ushnisha Sitatapatra, is a revered protective deity in Tibetan Buddhism, believed to emanate from the ushnisha of Shakyamuni Buddha as a manifestation of his enlightened energy. Known as the “White Umbrella Goddess,” she is venerated for her power to dispel obstacles, avert supernatural dangers, and protect against harmful influences, particularly black magic and disease. Often depicted with a thousand arms, eyes, and faces, each symbolizing omniscient awareness and compassion, Dukar is considered a female counterpart of Avalokiteshvara. A fascinating story tells of how a devoted practitioner, threatened by powerful demons during his retreat in a remote cave, was saved when he recited Dukars mantrainstantly enveloped by a vast white parasol of light that dissolved the spirits and sealed the cave in peace.