Vajravarahi 19,5 cm feuervergoldet

Tibetische Buddhastatue - Dorje Pagmo aus Bronze feuervergoldet

Vahravarahi (Tib. Dorje Pagmo), is considered as a form of Vajra Yogini/Dakini. She is associated with Chakrasambhava . She is red in colour and stands in satyalidha attitude on a reclining body of Bhairaba in dancing posture. She is one faced and three eyed, dishevelled hair is marked with six auspious symbols and is nude. She holds a Kartri in her right hand on level of head and holds a kapala filled with blood in her left. She carries a khattvanga staff surmounted by three skulls. She wears a garland of fifty severed heads and various gold ornaments. She has a small pig´s head above her right ear this hence her name Vajravarahi. She is the essence of the five kinds knowledge, and is the embodiment of the Sahaj pleasure.