• This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
  • This Vaisravana statue was collected from Samye Monastray, the first monastery in Tibet,and important Nyingma monsatery. It's an old-fashioned green tara statue,about 60 years old,made of copper and painted with mineral pigments. In Tibet, Vaisravana is considered a lokapala or dharmapala in the retinue of Ratnasambhava.
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Vaisravana 3.0"

Vaisravana 3.0"

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❤Esta estatua de Vaisravana fue recogida del Monasterio Samye, el primer monasterio del Tíbet y un importante monasterio Nyingma.
Es una antigua estatua de tara verde, de unos 60 años, hecha de cobre y pintada con pigmentos minerales.
En el Tíbet, Vaisravana se considera un lokapala o dharmapala en el séquito de Ratnasambhava.

❤Detalles
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Material del colgante: cobre.
Patrón: Vaisravana
Altura: 77 mm/3,0 pulgadas
Ancho: 53 mm / 2,1 pulgadas
Grosor: 12 mm/0,47 pulgadas

❤ ACERCA DE Vaisravana
Vaisravana es el guardián de la dirección norte y su hogar se encuentra en el cuadrante norte del nivel más alto de la mitad inferior de Sumeru. Es el líder de todos los yakṣas que habitan en las laderas de Sumeru.

A menudo se le representa con la cara amarilla y lleva un paraguas o sombrilla (chatra) como símbolo de su soberanía. También se le representa a veces con una mangosta, a la que se le suele mostrar expulsando joyas de su boca. La mangosta es enemiga de la serpiente, símbolo de la codicia o el odio; la expulsión de joyas representa la generosidad.

En el Tíbet, Vaisravana es considerado un lokapala o dharmapala en el séquito de Ratnasambhava. También se lo conoce como el Rey del Norte. Como guardián del norte, a menudo se lo representa en los murales del templo fuera de la puerta principal. También se lo considera un dios de la riqueza. Como tal, a Vaiśravaṇa se lo representa a veces llevando una cidra, el fruto del árbol jambhara, un juego de palabras con otro nombre suyo, Jambhala. La fruta ayuda a distinguirlo icónicamente de las representaciones de Kuvera. A veces se lo representa corpulento y cubierto de joyas. Cuando se lo muestra sentado, su pie derecho generalmente cuelga y se sostiene sobre una flor de loto sobre la que hay una caracola. Su montura es un león de las nieves. Los budistas tibetanos consideran que el sentimiento de Jambhala con respecto a la riqueza es brindar libertad al otorgar prosperidad, de modo que uno pueda concentrarse en el camino o la espiritualidad en lugar de en la materialidad y temporalidad de esa riqueza.

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