Garuda Protector Deity Statue in Himalayan Art Style | Garuda Statue for Protection and Spiritual Practices
Garuda is depicted as a majestic creature that is both bird and human, signifying heavenly strength and a strong dedication to preserving the Dharma and its followers. Garuda's body is often covered in feathers, which are frequently intricately designed to express his royal and divine character. His wings, spread wide, represent his capacity to transcend limitations and his role as a guardian, swiftly carrying practitioners beyond the traps of ignorance and sorrow. His sharp talons and powerful attitude indicate his willingness to protect against harm, particularly from nagas (serpent creatures) and other harmful energies.
Size: 9.4”/24cm (Height) x 7.1”/18cm (Base)
Weight: 1.81 kg
Materials: Oxidized Copper Body
Garuda, the king of birds, is a powerful figure in Buddhist and Hindu mythology, revered as a protector and remover of obstacles. Known for his speed, strength, and ability to fly across the heavens, Garuda symbolizes freedom from attachment, protection against harm, and the triumph over negativity. His presence is often invoked by those seeking protection from external threats and spiritual liberation.
