A CHINESE QING STYLE GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA STANDING STATUE

The image of this statue is complex, with many faces and hands, but the layout is simple and clear, and the lines are meticulous. Dawei De Vajra is also known as King Niu Tau Ming because of his image of a bull head. He is the protector of the Gelug Sect and one of the deities of Tibetan Buddhism Tantric Buddhism. The nine heads symbolize the nine Mahayana sutras, the king of Ming represents compassion, and the concubine of Ming represents wisdom. Their combination represents "compassion and wisdom", and this also represents the concept of "modulation". The Great Vajrayana is one of the important deities of the sequel of the Supreme Yoga of Tibetan Buddhism. It is considered the incarnation of Manjushri Bodhisattva's wrath aspect, and is believed by all sects and believers of Tibetan Buddhism. In particular, it is honored by Gelugpa as one of the three deities of that faction, and its status is extraordinary.