Vajradhara

Vajradhara, also known as the primordial Buddha or Adi-Buddha in Vajrayana Buddhism, is the embodiment of the dharmakaya, the formless aspect of Buddhahood. He represents the ultimate nature of reality and the highest realization of enlightenment. He is depicted in Buddhist iconography in union with his consort, Vajravetali or Vajrayogini. He is also associated with the transmission of the Vajrayana teachings, which are believed to have been passed down to the Shakyamuni Buddha, and the great Indian and Tibetan masters.

Vajradhara is also known as The dharmakaya and is believed that Vajradhara was the one who originally transmitted Tantras; texts specific to Tantrism. He represents the unchanging nature of reality and the ultimate union of wisdom and compassion. Our stunning artworks, embellished with spiritual symbols and brilliant colours, offer a visual portal to the highest realms of consciousness. Absorb Vajradhar's profound teachings and connect with the timeless wisdom that has no bounds.