Sacred Maya Devi Statue | Perfect for Spiritual Decor & Meditation ------------------------------------------------Size: 20.5cm(Height) x 8cm(Length) x 7cm(Width)Weight: 0.78 kgMaterials: Antique Finishing, Copper Body------------------------------------------------ About Our Product This Vajrayana Altar Maya Devi Statue represents Queen Maya Devi, the mother of Shakyamuni Buddha and a revered figure in Buddhist tradition. This handcrafted sculpture is created with an antique finish and copper body, measuring 20.5cm in height, 8cm in length, and 7cm in width, with a weight of 0.78kg. The graceful posture and detailed craftsmanship make this statue a meaningful addition to Buddhist altars, meditation spaces, and spiritual collections. This Maya Devi Statue in an elegant standing posture, with one arm gracefully raised above her head and the other positioned near her chest in a gentle expressive gesture. Her flowing body movement, ornate crown, detailed jewelry, and peaceful facial expression reflect the refined artistry of traditional Himalayan metal craftsmanship. The antique copper finish enhances the depth of the sculpture, highlighting the delicate curves, decorative ornaments, flowing garments, and sacred feminine form. The graceful posture symbolizes purity, compassion, and spiritual dignity, capturing the revered presence of Maya Devi as the divine mother of Shakyamuni Buddha and the auspicious figure connected with the beginning of the Buddha’s enlightened journey. This Maya Devi statue can be placed on a Buddhist altar, meditation space, or sacred display area. In Buddhist tradition, Maya Devi represents purity, compassion, motherhood, and the auspicious beginning of the Buddha’s path toward enlightenment. Her presence serves as a reminder of the origins of the Buddha’s teachings, the importance of compassion, and the spiritual potential within every being. Introduction To Maya Devi: Maya Devi, widely regarded as the mother of Gautam Buddha, the "Light of Asia," was the queen of Kapilvastu, Lumbini, which is now situated in Nepal. She was the queen of King Suddhodana, Gautam Buddha's father. Maya Devi is said to have died just seven days after giving birth to Gautam Buddha.
