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Namgyalma, also known as Ushnishavijaya, is a revered deity in Vajrayana Buddhism whose practice is traditionally associated with longevity, purification, and the removal of obstacles. This finely crafted statue presents Namgyalma in her traditional iconographic form, seated gracefully upon a double-lotus throne, with her serene and dignified presence carefully expressed through the proportions and details of the figure.
The statue is richly gilded with 24K gold, complemented by an elegant antique finish that brings depth to the intricate workmanship. Traditional leaf motifs along the borders of her robes are deeply carved with clarity, while delicate engravings flow across the garments, adding texture without overwhelming the overall form. Her face is fully gilded and hand-painted with fine, smooth lines, giving the countenance a calm and luminous expression.
Crafted by our master Himalayan artisans, this statue brings together traditional iconography and refined Newa craftsmanship, with each element—from the lotus throne and flowing robes to the ornaments and facial details—carefully finished to create a harmonious and enduring representation of Namgyalma.
Crafted in 2026
Height: ~35 cm
Width: ~29 cm
Depth: ~16 cm
Weight: ~5.5 Kilograms
All our statues are handcrafted. For some statues we make in high quantities, the one shown on the website will not be the exact piece. When you order these items, we will send you the exact pictures of the statue you will be receiving. While the overall look of the statue will look exactly like the one shown in the picture, each statue that we make will differ slightly upon closer inspection due to the nature of handcrafting.
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We have a return policy of 14 days. For more information, read section 6: Returns of the ordering policy.
All of our statues have been handcrafted in Patan, Nepal.
The tradition and history of handcrafting Buddhist statues have been present in Patan for more than 10 centuries. In our quest to preserve and keep this tradition going, we make sure that all of the statues are crafted from Patan.
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