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Gilded Gold/Bronze 6” Guru Milarepa Nepalese Buddha Statue #st270
Dimensions: 5.5" wide x 4" deep x 6" high
Weight: 1610 grams; 3 lbs., 8.8 oz
Guru Milarepa is one of Tibet's most revered yogis, poets, and spiritual masters. Born in the Gungthang region of Tibet, Milarepa's early life was fraught with tragedy, leading him to study black magic for revenge. However, remorse drove him to seek spiritual redemption under the guidance of his teacher, Marpa the Translator. Through intense devotion and years of solitary meditation in mountain caves, Milarepa attained enlightenment. His teachings, preserved in the "Hundred Thousand Songs of Milarepa," emphasize the transformative power of perseverance, devotion, and the practice of Dharma. He remains an inspiration in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly in the Kagyu lineage.
This exquisite 6-inch Guru Milarepa statue is a masterpiece of Nepalese craftsmanship, skillfully handcrafted from bronze and adorned with gilded gold accents. Milarepa is depicted seated in a meditative pose, atop an animal pelt, representing the time he spent meditating in mountain caves and in the wild, with his signature hand-to-ear gesture, symbolizing his deep connection to the sacred songs of realization. The statue’s intricate details, including flowing robes and a serene expression, radiate tranquility and wisdom. In his left hand he holds the kapala skull cup, symbolizing the transience of human life.
