Statues

Tibetan Buddhist statues are sacred depictions of deities, traditionally crafted from materials like copper with gold gilding. Other materials used include silver, ivory, deer horn, and sandalwood, each adding unique character and spiritual significance. These statues symbolize divine wisdom and compassion, often revered in temples and homes. Nowadays, rare and intricately crafted pieces are highly valued, with collectors placing them in homes to admire their artistic beauty and spiritual essence, preserving the rich heritage of Tibetan Buddhism.