12 inch/ 33 cm Vajrasattva | རྡོ་རྗེ་སེམས་དཔའ། | 金剛薩埵菩薩

Vajrasattva is a Buddhist Bodhisattva who represents purification and the removal of obstacles. He is frequently depicted wearing a white robe and holding a vajra (a ritual weapon symbolizing the indestructible nature of enlightenment) and a bell, as well as holding a lotus flower.Vajrasattva is regarded as a powerful deity capable of purifying negative karma and transforming it into positive karma. In Tibetan Buddhism, he is known as the "Great Purifier," and his practice is frequently used as a form of confession or purification. Practitioners can purify their negative karma and achieve a state of clarity and purity by reciting his mantra, which is thought to contain the essence of his enlightened energy.In some Buddhist traditions, Vajrasattva is regarded as a Buddha in his own right, and is regarded as a powerful deity capable of bestowing blessings and assisting in the removal of obstacles. He is frequently associated with the element of water, and his practice is thought to help cleanse the mind, emotions, and physical body.Visualization and meditation on Vajrasattva is a common practice in many Buddhist schools, and it is frequently used to cultivate clarity, compassion, and spiritual insight.