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Buy Mahakala Statue - Fierce Guardian of Wisdom, Power, and Compassion

This Mahakala Statue is a stunning representation of strength, protection, and spiritual power. Crafted from high-quality copper and coated with 24k gold, the statue features the fierce face of Mahakala, symbolizing his role as the protector and destroyer of obstacles in Tibetan Buddhism. With a third eye on his forehead and six powerful hands, Mahakala represents both wisdom and the ability to protect and transform. The statue is decorated with vibrant acrylic colors and intricate paintings, adding a layer of divine beauty to its fierce and dynamic form. Weighing 5.34kg, with a height of 33cm and a base width of 29cm, this Mahakala statue serves as a potent spiritual symbol, perfect for enhancing your space with its protective and transformative energy. Ideal for meditation rooms, altars, or spiritual décor, this statue is a powerful reminder of the strength and compassion embodied by Mahakala.

Product Details:

33cm x  29cm 
Height x Width

Weight: 5.34kg

• Traditionally Hand-carved using the authentic cast body
• Coated with Multiple Layers of 24K Gold
• Use of Acrylics and Poster Colors

Mahakala

Mahakala is a powerful and revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism, often known as the "Protector of Dharma." Symbolizing strength, wisdom, and the ability to remove obstacles, Mahakala is considered a fierce guardian, safeguarding spiritual practice and teachings. His image is depicted with a third eye, symbolizing heightened awareness and insight, as well as six hands, each holding various implements that represent his wrathful power and ability to subdue ignorance and evil. Structurally, Mahakala is often shown with a fearsome expression, emphasizing his protective and transformative nature. His body is typically made from high-quality copper, coated in 24k gold, and adorned with vibrant acrylic colors and intricate paintings, adding both aesthetic beauty and spiritual significance. This fierce form serves as a reminder of the necessity to overcome the ego and distractions in the path to enlightenment​