Sanskrit Puxian Bodhisattva, Six-Tusked White Elephant

The Six-Tusked White Elephant artwork is meticulously sculpted by hand using the lost-wax casting method, presented in full three-dimensional 925 sterling silver. Head: Adorned with the Sanskrit script of Puxian Bodhisattva, symbolizing the divine presence of the mount. Seal on the back: Features the Tree of Life, representing the enduring strength of life, continuous renewal, and the powerful force of rebirth and revival. Pendant bail: Embellished with auspicious clouds, signifying good fortune. "Auspicious clouds" refer to favorable atmospheric phenomena, while "offering auspicious signs" implies the presentation of good omens, bringing good luck and favorable signs. It conveys blessings of good fortune and prosperity. Ears: Depicted as clouds, symbolizing the connection and reception of messages from all directions, reaching far and wide. Six Tusks: Represent the Six Paramitas, namely generosity, discipline, patience, diligence, meditation, and wisdom. The Six-Tusked White Elephant highlights Puxian Bodhisattva's grounded practice, strict adherence to the Six Paramitas, and unwavering perseverance, embodying the spirit of "great practice." Puxian Bodhisattva is one of the most revered Bodhisattvas in Chinese Buddhism, counted among the "Four Great Bodhisattvas" alongside Manjushri, Guanyin, and Ksitigarbha. Total weight: 98 grams Dimensions: 7 cm from the top of the bail to the tip of the trunk. Width: 7 cm across the widest point of the ears. The artwork is crafted entirely from 925 sterling silver. Options for ordering include the main body in 925 sterling silver with red copper for the eyes and brass for the tusks and bail, all at the same price. (Price displayed does not include a chain)