Padmasambhava, implying the "Lotus-Born" in Sanskrit, was a sage guru born in Oddiyana, Indian subcontinent. Padmasambhava is said to have taken eight forms or manifestations. His hand prints can be still seen in the rocks of Dakshinkali Nepal. The copper statue of Padmasambhava features gold plating in various places. The Buddhist teacher is seen adorning necklaces and wears a Nepalese robe. He also holds a peculiar trident in his left hand. The statue sits on circular pedestal with traditional designs. Sometimes regarded as the second Buddha, this statue of Padmasambhava is ideal for gifting to seekers of the spiritual path or those interested in Tibetan culture.