Handmade Tröma Nagmo Statue – 17 cm

Handmade Tröma Nagmo Statue – 17 cm

A rare handmade representation of Troma Nagmo, carefully crafted and individually hand-painted in Nepal in the traditional Vajrayana style.

Troma Nagmo is a profound wrathful wisdom manifestation associated with the Chöd tradition. Her fierce appearance expresses the uncompromising wisdom that cuts through ego-clinging, fear, attachment, and the habitual obscurations that bind beings to suffering.

This particular statue has received a very meaningful blessing: it was blessed within the sacred mandala during a supreme Troma Nagmo empowerment ceremony bestowed by H.H. Dungzin Garab Dorje Rinpoche.

For a sincere practitioner, this is therefore more than a decorative Buddhist figure. It may be kept as a sacred support for devotion, meditation, Chöd practice, or respectfully placed upon a personal shrine.

Details
Deity: Troma Nagmo
Rare sacred Vajrayana statue
Handmade in Nepal
Individually hand-painted
Traditional Tibetan Buddhist iconography
Height: approx. 17 cm / 6.7 in
Blessed during a Troma Nagmo empowerment ceremony
Suitable for a Buddhist shrine, Chöd practice space, meditation room, or sacred Dharma collection

Because each statue is handmade and painted individually, slight variations in color, brushwork, surface texture, and finishing are natural and form part of the unique character of the piece.

This sacred object is especially meaningful for practitioners with a connection to Troma Nagmo and Chöd practice. Specific Vajrayana practices should be undertaken according to the empowerment, transmission, and instructions of a qualified teacher.

May the blessings of Troma Nagmo cut through obstacles and clinging, awaken fearless wisdom and compassion, and become a cause for the liberation and benefit of all beings.

This item is offered respectfully as a support for Dharma practice, devotion, and auspicious connection. Please handle sacred imagery and ritual objects with care.

🙏 May the virtue connected with this offering support the flourishing of the Dharma and the benefit of all beings.

YESHI MELONG
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