This deity is depicted with a striking, half-human, half-snake body, symbolizing the union of earthly and serpentine energies, as well as mastery over both the physical and spiritual realms. A large mouth is prominently placed on his stomach, representing the power to consume hostile forces, obstacles, and ignorance, transforming them into spiritual energy. The combination of human and serpentine elements highlights his formidable presence and protective qualities within the Buddhist pantheon.
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How to Care for Your Statue!
- Preserve the statues in the glass cabinet.
- Statues should be placed in a dry, dust-free environment.
- Avoid touching statues with your bare hands, especially the faces.
- Statues are best kept indoors at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.
- In case of any damages and repair, we highly recommend you to seek help from an expert or please get in touch with us.












