Statue, One of the Three Longevity Deities - Buddha Statue - 21 cm - Copper

The image of Ushnishavijaya, the Victorious Mother of the Buddha in Tibetan Buddhism, is one of the three deities of longevity, alongside Amitabha Buddha and White Tara, and is the principal deity for longevity and the elimination of calamities. The image presents the classic three-faced, eight-armed form. The front view is serene, adorned with a white urna on the forehead. The left and right profiles each display different expressions, symbolizing the multifaceted wisdom and virtues of the Mother of the Buddha. Each of the eight arms holds a ritual implement; the two hands at the chest hold a vajra , while the remaining arms hold a Buddha image, a bow, an arrow, a lasso, and a vase of longevity, respectively