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Hevajra. 18th c. Buddhist Tantric deity. Golden
Hevajra. 18th c. Buddhist Tantric deity. Golden bronze. Tibetan art. Sculpture. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris. Guimet Museum. Proc: CHINA. TIBET
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In this stunning 18th century sculpture, we find the enigmatic figure of Hevajra, a revered Buddhist Tantric deity. The deity is depicted in golden bronze, a material that adds a radiant and otherworldly quality to the sculpture. This masterpiece is a testament to the rich artistic traditions of Tibetan art. Hevajra, also known as Adibudha or the Primordial Lord, is a central figure in the esoteric Vajrayana branch of Buddhism. He is often depicted in union with his consort, Nairatmya, symbolizing the unity of male and female energies. Hevajra is believed to embody the enlightened mind, and his worship is considered a powerful means to attain spiritual realization. This sculpture was likely created in Tibet, but it now resides in the esteemed Guimet Museum in Paris, France. The museum, which specializes in Asian arts, has an extensive collection of Tibetan art, including sculptures, paintings, and textiles. This particular piece, which is vertical and upright, is a beautiful example of the intricate detail and vibrant colors that characterize Tibetan art. The influence of Chinese art is evident in the sculpture's elegant lines and graceful curves. The deity's posture and facial expression convey a sense of serenity and wisdom, while his multiple arms are adorned with various symbols and attributes, including a vajra in his right hand and a bell in his left. This sculpture is not only a work of art but also a window into the mythological and religious beliefs of Tibetan culture. It invites us to explore the depths of Tibetan Buddhism and the rich symbolism that lies at its heart. Whether you are a scholar, an art lover, or simply curious, this sculpture is sure to captivate and inspire.
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