Buddhist Wrathful Deity Simhamukha Oxidized Copper Statue | Ideal for Meditation and Decor
Crafted from an oxidized copper body plated in silver and adorned with elaborate acrylic paintings, this statue of the Wrathful Deity Simhamukha symbolizes the fierce yet compassionate protector in Tibetan Buddhism. This statue, which measures 9.3"/23.5cm in height by 7.1"/18cm in base and weighs 1.65 kg, is a work of art as well as a spiritual symbol.
Simhamukha, a Buddhist figure, is surrounded by flames, which represent a transforming force and the ability to overcome ignorance and karmic impurities. She carries a vajra-handled knife, destroying connection and ego, as well as a nectar-filled kapala, which represents the transformation of negative forces into wisdom. Her crown of five skulls symbolizes the turning of five poisons into wisdom. Simhamukha's semi-wrathful dance posture reflects her dynamic energy and joyful commitment to releasing beings from pain. She supports Buddhist teachings, exhibiting a compassionate resolve to eliminate ignorance and liberate sentient beings from samsara. Her flaming aura and utensils signify her transformation and cleansing, while her lion face and screaming attitude represent her courage and clarity of thought.
Size: 9.3”/23.5cm (Height) x 7.1”/18cm (Base)
Weight: 1.65 kg
Material: Acrylic Paintings, Oxidized Copper Body, Silver Plated
Simhamukha Dakini, a Tantric Buddhist figure, is known as the 'Lion-faced Dakini,' signifying the transformational power of fury into knowledge and clarity. By including this statue in your spiritual practice or home decor, you attract these traits into your life and serve as a continual reminder of the transformative power of divine feminine wisdom.
