Khmer Tantric Votive Tablet – Dancing Hevajra (Lopburi Inspired)
Rare modern Khmer-style votive tablet , inspired by an archaeological artifact found in Lopburi, depicting the powerful Hevajra dancing in a tantric dance posture. This representation, from the esoteric Buddhist tradition, symbolizes the destruction of illusions and the direct path to Enlightenment.
In the center, Hevajra is depicted with his multiple arms dancing over the corpse of the ego, accompanied by two powerful protective deities: on the left, Phra Naphok, and on the right, Kubera (god of wealth and treasures). This sacred trio unites the power of transformation, divine protection, and spiritual prosperity.
This piece, although modern, is crafted according to ancient canons and demonstrates craftsmanship inspired by ancient Khmer schools of ritual sculpture. Ideal for a tantric altar or for practitioners of Vajrayana and Mahāsiddha yoga.
Dimensions and details:
- Height: 5.8 cm
- Width: 5 cm
- Weight: 25 grams
- Storage box provided
Virtues attributed:
- Promotes tantric practice and the destruction of karmic veils
- Protection against illusions, curses and spiritual obstacles
- Awakening of consciousness and clarity of vision in advanced practices
- Stimulation of inner energy
A powerful ritual object intended for serious seekers on the tantric path, this tablet evokes the forgotten grandeur of Khmer sacred art through a contemporary creation faithful to ancient forms.