Statue Saraswoti

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Statue Saraswoti

Material: bronze

Height: approx. 50 cm; Width: approx. 35 cm

Weight: 15,000g

Saraswati (Tib. Yangehenma). She is a very popular deity in Tibet and is widely practiced. Borrowed by Buddhists from the Hindu pantheon in the tantric age, it has changed its form into various forms. The Buddhist Saraswati has a face with 2 arms or 3 faces and 6 faces. Buddhists Some of her variations are Mahasaraswati in the form of which her colored hand holds a lotus. Vajra Vina Saraswati is also white in color with 2 Her distinguishing feature is the emblem of vina or lut believe that bestows wisdom, learning, intelligence and memory is white, right hand is in varada mudra (blessing pose) and left arms with Vine. Vajra Sharada has the symbol of a lotus and Aryasaraswati has the symbol of Prajnaparmita (Book of Learning) on a lotus. Vajra Saraswati is 3 faced and 6 armed. Asana or pose is Pratyalidha, i.e. H. Standing, striding to the right.

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