Great Black-Cloak Mahakala Bernagchen Vajra Protector of the Karma Kagyu Lineage | Tibetan Buddhism Art
The Mahakala Bernagchen Vajra Protector of the Karma Kagyu Lineage statue stands 7.7"/19.5cm tall, with a base of 5.7"/14.5cm and a weight of 1.19kg. Made of oxidized copper, this statue shows Mahakala in his wrathful form, reflecting the strong guardian of the Dharma and the Karma Kagyu tradition. His multiple arms and fearsome expression symbolize his ability to eliminate barriers and protect practitioners on their spiritual journey.
Mahakala Bernagchen is represented in his customary wrathful form, with a ferocious look and dynamic stance that represent his dedication to preserving the Dharma and removing impediments for practitioners. He has a kartika (ritual knife) in one hand and a kapala (skull cup) in the other, symbolizing his power to cut through delusion and ego. His ornate armor and intricate garments, embellished with gold and gemstones, reflect his regal and strong personality. This statue is an effective spiritual aid for individuals seeking protection, direction, and the elimination of harmful energy.
Size: 7.7”/19.5cm (Height) x 5.7”/14.5cm (Base)
Weight: 1.19 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
Mahakala Bernakchen is a highly venerated protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism. He is summoned to remove impediments, expel harmful energies, and safeguard the Dharma and its practitioners. His wrathful countenance symbolizes the strong compassion with which he protects and guides individuals on the path to enlightenment.
