18-armed Cundi Buddha Mother Statue, Female Deity in Mahayana Buddhism (Handmade, UV-resin)

Handmade 3D-printed statue of Cundi, a.k.a. Cunda, Chundi, Zhunti, Jundei, Kundi. Dimensions of the statue: Width: 5.5 inches, Height: 8 inches, Depth: 3 inches.

The name Cundi (Tsundri) in Sanskrit literally means “Supreme Purity”. She is a revered bodhisattva and goddess, a manifestation of the venerated Great Mother of Compassion and Wisdom in Buddhists East Asian traditions of Esoteric Buddhism. It's believed she is able to purify negative karma, provide protection, support spiritual practice which allows one to quickly attain Enlightenment. Cundi is also known as the "Mother of Seventy Million Buddhas" and is associated with Avalokitesvara (Guanyin). She is seen as a compassionate and powerful deity who helps all beings. The Cundi mantra, also known as the Cundi Dharani, is one of the most powerful mantras in Buddhism. The mantra is chanted to purify negative karma, overcome obstacles, and accelerate spiritual progress towards Buddhahood. It's also believed to grant wishes, improve luck, and offer protection. The Sanskrit form of the mantra: "Namo saptanam samyak sambuddha kotinam tadyatha. Om cale cule Cundi svaha"

Each statue is made by 3D printing process of UV-cured non-brittle expensive resin. The whole process of 3D-printing can take up to 16 hours. Then it's painted in black primer with a silver/gold metallic wax compound imitating the look of an antique silver/gold statue and coated with protective lacquer. For the Black option, the statue is finished in black primer without silver or gold metallic wax. 3D printed models may have high level of intricate details and geometry that's impossible to achieve in mass production processes.