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Troma Nagmo Statue | Nepalese Buddhist Artwork

Troma Nagmo, the Black Wrathful Mother, is a fierce embodiment of enlightened wisdom in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly within the Vajrayana and Chöd traditions. Depicted dancing within a blazing aura of wisdom fire, she symbolizes the fearless energy that cuts through ignorance and ego. A sow’s head emerging from her crown signifies her power to transform ignorance, while her body adorned with skulls and bone ornaments reflects the impermanence of life and the need to transcend attachment. In her right hand, she holds the kartika, a ritual knife that severs the illusion of self, and in her left, the kapala, a skull cup filled with the nectar of transformed negativity. Her wrathful appearance is not malevolent but an expression of fierce compassion. The raw, liberating force that destroys delusion and awakens the mind to its true, indestructible nature.

Product Details:

39.5cm x  28cm 
(Height x Width)

Weight: 3.64kg

• Traditionally hand-carved using the authentic cast body
• Coated with Multiple 24K Gold
• Use of Acrylics and Poster Colors
• Meticulously Handcrafted by Master Artists

Troma Nagmo

Troma Nagmo, also known as Krodhikali, is a wrathful female deity in Tibetan Buddhism revered as a fierce dakini embodying purification, protection, and the destruction of obstacles. Originating from the ancient Indian Tantric traditions and integrated into the practices of Vajrayana, she is often depicted in a terrifying, aggressive posture, symbolizing the swift annihilation of negative forces and the burning away of impurities. An important fact is that Troma Nagmo is the central figure of the profound practice cycle known as the Terma "Revealed Treasure" of the Troma Nagmo Mandala—believed to be an emanation of the primordial wisdom dakini, her practice is considered essential for cutting through ego and neurosis in the Chöd tradition.