The Vajradhara statue represents the primordial Buddha and supreme deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, symbolizing the original nature of the mind and the source of all Buddhist teachings. Typically depicted in a seated meditation posture, Vajradhara holds a vajra (thunderbolt) and a bell crossed at his chest, signifying the union of method and wisdom. The statue features a serene and composed expression, often adorned with a crown, jewelry, and silk garments, emphasizing his enlightened and regal nature. As the embodiment of the ultimate truth, Vajradhara statues are central to advanced tantric practices and rituals in Tibetan Buddhism, focusing on achieving enlightenment and realizing the inherent purity of the mind.