Mandarava, whose name means Celestial Red Flower,
was a princess in North India. She was the consort of Padmasambhava, the teacher
who ultimately brought Buddhism to Tibet. Her father, the king, did not like
Padmasambhava and threatened to kill her if she did not renounce him. She
refused, so he tied them both up and lit a fire! They manifested a lake around
their feet and couldn't be burned, so the king had to accept they were meant to
be together.
Mandarava is seen here dancing through a ring of fire,
with ripples of water at her feet.
- Materials: Resin ivory substitute
2.5 inch tall miniature
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Materials: The image for this Mandarava statue figure was sculpted and
touched-up in a larger size, then miniaturized. Mission Studios figures are
individually cast by hand, each one antiqued and polished to highlight its
details. The ivory substitute is a proprietary casting material that is warm to
the touch and very durable. Try adding a drop of aromatic oil on the porous
backs!
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