Description

Six Armed Mahakala, (Protector of monasteries) especially in his Black Mahakala form, is one of the most powerful protector deities in Vajrayana Buddhism.Black Mahakala is a wrathful manifestation of enlightened compassion, often associated with Avalokiteshvara. While Avalokiteshvara appears gentle, Mahakala appears fierce to remove obstacles, destroy negativity, and protect the Dharma (teachings of the Buddha).The black color symbolizes absolute reality (emptiness) and the absorption of all negativity.Like a void, he consumes all ignorance, ego, and harmful forces.Black Mahakala is a principal wrathful dharmapala(Protector) in Tibetan Buddhism representing fierce compassion and wisdom that removes internal/external obstacles to enlightenment.

Often depicted as dark blue or black standing on a corpse adorned with skulls and wielding a flaying knife and blood filled skull cup.Usually five skulls, symbolizing transformation of Ignorance, attachment, anger, pride & Jealousy into wisdom.The Wrathful face bulging eyes, fangs, and a roaring expression.Represents fierce compassion not anger, but unstoppable protection the third eye represents higher awareness and insight into ultimate truth the flaming aura surrounding flame symbolises burning away illusions and obstacles.The tiger skin means mastery over primal fear and desire while born ornaments signify impermanence of life. Black mahakala is a guardian of spiritual practitioners.

Size:

Height: 13"(36cm) 

Weight: 3-5 Kgs
Material: Copper Body with 24k Gilded Gold,Gemstones & Acrylic Colour Painting

Disclaimer

It's important to note that due to the handmade nature, our statues may not achieve the flawless precision of mass-produced items (factory-made items). We kindly ask for your understanding regarding minor imperfections and encourage you to reach out with any questions. We are enthusiastic about addressing any concerns about the craftsmanship of our sculptures.