Handcrafted Mithukpa / Akshobhya Buddha Statue - The Unshakable One

Title: Handcrafted Mithukpa / Akshobhya Buddha Statue - The Unshakable One

Description: Mithukpa sits in the traditional full lotus posture of deep meditation. His hand gestures represent his unshakeable enlightenment. Cultivate a space of absolute emotional stability and unshakeable resolve with this stunning statue of Mithukpa (Akshobhya Buddha). Known as "The Immovable One," he represents the mirror-like wisdom that pacifies anger, hatred, and agitation. Anchoring your environment with Mithukpa's presence is a profound way to inspire inner calm and steadfastness, making it a powerful addition to any meditation altar, office, or peaceful living area.

Symbolism & Meaning:

The Right Hand (Bhumisparsha Mudra): His right hand reaches downward over his knee, fingers lightly touching the lotus seat in the Bhumisparsha Mudra (the earth-touching gesture). This represents his unshakeable steadfastness and his victory over negative emotions.

The Left Hand (Dhyana Mudra): His left hand rests peacefully in his lap in the meditation gesture.

The Vajra Implement: The defining feature of Mithukpa is the Vajra (thunderbolt). Depending on the specific artisan casting, the Vajra is either held upright in his left hand or placed horizontally on the lotus throne directly in front of him. This symbolizes his membership in the Vajra family and the indestructible nature of his enlightened mind.

Craftsmanship & Material: This statue is cast from durable Copper and features a hand-applied, darkened antique finish to highlight the intricate details of the mithukpa’s robes and serene facial expression. Please note: This is a hollow-cast copper item, making it sturdy yet light enough to easily move.

Ideal Placement: Traditionally placed inside a Choesham in a pooja hall or a meditation space, ideally at eye level or higher, and never directly on the floor.

Product Specifications:

Material: Face: Copper coated with original gold paint; Body: Copper

Origin: Hand-crafted by artisans in Patan.

Care Instructions: Avoid touching face of the statue. Dust the body (not the face) gently with a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid water and metal polishes to preserve the antique finish.

Please Note: Because this item is hand-finished, slight variations in the patina and detailing may occur, making your statue entirely unique.