Powerful Dharma Protector Six-Armed Mahakala | Wrathful Manifestation of Avalokiteshvara
This statue of the Powerful Dharma Protector wrathful incarnation of Avalokiteshvara represents the tremendous compassion and protective force of a Dharma defender. Standing at a remarkable 30.5 inches tall and with a base width of 25.4 inches, this statue's powerful form emits dynamic energy, making it an ideal centerpiece for spiritual devotion or meditation places. The statue is handcrafted in Nepal, with an oxidized copper body and deeply engraved carving.
Mahakala is depicted with a furious, menacing face, three glaring eyes, and a snarling expression. His six arms represent the six perfections (Paramitas): generosity, morality, patience, effort, concentration, and wisdom. His dynamic, wrathful posture, crushing demons underfoot, represents his power over negative forces and willingness to defend the Dharma.
Size: 30.5”/77.5cm (Height) x 25.4”/64.5cm (Base)
Weight: 45.71 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
A key character in Tibetan Buddhism, Six-Armed Mahakala represents the wrathful energy and protecting force required to overcome impediments to spiritual advancement. Being a forceful example of compassion, he serves as a powerful reminder of the need to face and transform harmful energy and forces. In order to invoke his protection and blessings for practitioners as well as the larger community, his practice consists of rituals, prayers, and offerings.
