The Namtoshe Statue is a magnificent piece of sacred Himalayan art rooted in Buddhist tradition. Made from copper alloy using the ancient Lost Wax Method, it ensures exceptional detail and durability. The statue is finely hand-carved with intricate carvings of winding vines and sacred Buddhist symbols.

Its surface is richly gilded in radiant 24 Karat Gold, enhancing its spiritual presence and visual brilliance. The face is delicately hand-painted using fine acrylic paints, giving it a serene and lifelike expression. Turquoise and coral stones decorate the body, adding vibrant color and symbolic power to the design.

Namtoshe, also known as Vaishravana, is the Buddhist deity of wealth and protection. He is seated majestically, radiating authority and compassion. The precise carvings reflect the artisan’s devotion and remarkable skill. This statue embodies blessings for prosperity, strength, and the removal of obstacles.

Skillfully handcrafted in Patan, Nepal, by master artisans, this statue reflects a legacy of sacred artistry passed down through generations. Ideal for altars, meditation spaces, or spiritual collections, it exudes a sense of divine grace and timeless refinement.

Size Details of the Namtoshe Statue:

Height: 13.75" without Victory Banner

Height: 13.25" without Victory Banner

Width: 12”

Depth: 8.75”

Weight: 9766 grams – exact weight

Material: Lost Wax Method, 24 Karat Gold Gilded Copper Alloy and Hand-Painted