Large Siddha Laxmi Copper Statue with Shiva – Tantric Himalayan Art

Product Specifications

• Material: Solid Copper

• Height: 130 cm

• Weight: [Approx. 80-100 kg - Very Heavy]

• Finish: Antique / Oxidized Finish

• Technique: Lost-Wax Casting

• Origin: Patan, Nepal

Visual Breakdown of the Statue

This handmade copper statue is a complex Tantric composition featuring three figures, 
surrounded by an ornate, flame-like halo.

Siddha Laxmi (The Main Figure)

The powerful, multi-headed goddess stands in a dynamic warrior stance. Her eight arms hold sacred objects:

• Right Hands:

• • Sword (Khadga): For cutting through ignorance.

  • Dagger (Phurba): For subduing negativity.

  • Bell (Ghanta): Representing wisdom.

  • Hand Upward (Abhaya Mudra): Offering protection.

• Left Hands:

• • Trident (Trishula): Symbolizing absolute power.

  • Noose (Pasha): For binding obstacles.

  • Crowned Skull Cup (Kapala): Representing transformation.

  • Hand Downward (Varada Mudra): Granting blessings.

Lord Shiva (The Supporting Figure)

Beneath the goddess is a detailed figure of Lord Shiva. 
He is seated with four arms, holding objects and making gestures of meditation, 
representing the stable foundation of consciousness.

The Full Composition

• Posture: 

• • Siddha Laxmi stands directly on the seated Shiva.

• Base:

• •  Both deities rest on a prostrate figure atop a double-lotus pedestal.

Craftsmanship & Artistry

• Style: 

• • Traditional Himalayan (Newar) Art from Nepal.

• Technique: 

• • Created using the intricate Lost-Wax Casting method.

• Material: 

• • Cast from solid, high-quality copper.

• Finish: 

• • A beautiful antique, oxidized finish enhances every detail.

Spiritual Purpose & Use

• Primary Use:

• • A powerful focal point for advanced meditation and Tantric spiritual practice.

• Spiritual Benefit:

• • Inspires the practitioner to overcome major obstacles, 

  • granting supreme protection and helping to achieve siddhi (spiritual accomplishment).

• Mantra:

• • The mantra for this powerful goddess is traditionally given by a qualified teacher (guru) 
    during an initiation (diksha), ensuring its safe and effective use.