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Ushnishavijaya Bronze Statue Tibet

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Ushnishavijaya Bronze Statue – 10.7 cm | Longevity & Purification

This handcrafted bronze Ushnishavijaya statue (H 10.7 cm x W 8 cm, 500 g) represents the revered goddess of longevity and purification. Ushnishavijaya is one of the principal long-life deities in Vajrayana Buddhism, known for extending life, removing negative conditions, and supporting spiritual clarity.

Made in the Himalayan region (Nepal/Tibet tradition, mid-20th century: 1950–1990), this statue features her characteristic three faces and multiple arms, seated in calm meditation posture. Compact and finely cast, it is suitable for altar use, meditation practice, and as a meaningful spiritual gift.

€199.00

Valuation Report

This bronze statue of Ushnishavijaya was examined using museum-grade analytical methods, including UV and macro inspection. The casting, patina and wear patterns match traditional Himalayan workshop production from the mid-20th century. No signs of modern restoration were observed.

Material: bronze

Technique: cast bronze

Dimensions: 10.7 cm (H) x 8 cm (W)

Weight: 500 g

Period: mid-20th century

Region: Himalayan tradition (Nepal/Tibet)

Condition: naturally aged surface, stable patina

Retail valuation: €120–€280

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Ushnishavijaya Bronze Statue – 10.7 cm | Longevity, Purification & Spiritual Well-Being

Product Details

Material: Bronze

Dimensions: 10.7 cm (H) x 8 cm (W)

Weight: 500 grams

Origin: Himalayan Tradition (Nepal/Tibet region)

Estimated Age: Mid-20th Century (1950–1990)

Symbolism: Longevity, Purification, Life-Extension

This bronze statue represents Ushnishavijaya, one of the most revered longevity goddesses in Vajrayana Buddhism. She is known for her power to extend life, purify negative conditions, and remove obstacles that block spiritual and physical well-being. The figure shows three serene faces and multiple arms, seated in calm meditation on a lotus pedestal. This posture symbolizes purity, balance, and spiritual clarity. The compact size and careful casting make it suitable for daily practice, altar spaces, meditation, and for collectors of Buddhist art.

Symbolism and Meaning

The three faces represent clarity, compassionate awareness, and life-prolonging energy.

The multiple arms express her ability to protect, purify, and bless simultaneously.

The lotus base symbolizes purity, awakening, and the transcendence of obstacles.

Uses and Benefits

Supports longevity and health.

Purifies negative karma and emotional stagnation.

Helps meditation and ritual practice.

Suitable for collectors and practitioners.

Brings peaceful and uplifting energy into any space.

Helps Against

Life obstacles and emotional stagnation.

Negative influences and disharmony.

Lack of clarity or spiritual blockage.

History and Cultural Importance

Ushnishavijaya is one of the three principal long-life deities in Tibetan and Nepalese Vajrayana Buddhism. She is invoked to extend life, remove misfortune, and purify karmic obstructions. Her practice is common in temples, monasteries, and private shrines throughout the Himalayan world. Bronze statues like this were traditionally used in rituals, blessings, and long-life ceremonies.

Bring the peaceful and life-giving presence of Ushnishavijaya into your space and add this Himalayan bronze statue to your collection.