Six-Armed Mahakala Golden Statue: Fierce Unwavering Guardianship
Emerging as a formidable guardian, this handcrafted six-armed Mahakala golden statue embodies profound protection and fierce compassion. Standing at 22.05” (56 cm) tall with a base measuring 18.31” (46.5 cm), it is sculpted from oxidised copper and enhanced with serene silver plating, exuding a powerful aura. With a broad base, this Buddhist art piece firmly establishes its spiritual presence, radiating unwavering resolve.
Every aspect of the Wrathful Six-Armed Mahakala's iconography holds deep spiritual significance. His multiple arms grasp potent implements—the kartika (chopper) and kapala (skull cup) symbolising the cutting of delusion and the transformation of defilements. The flaming aura, crown of skulls, and intense gaze purify hostile forces. He stands upon a subjugated figure, representing the conquest of the ego. This intricate symbolism embodies fierce compassion, offering profound wisdom for advanced practitioners and creating a powerful meditation statue.
Size: 22.05”/56cm (Height) x 18.31”/46.5cm (Base)
Weight: 9.7 kg
Material: Oxidised Copper Body, Silver Plating
Six-Armed Mahakala (Chaturbhuja Mahakala) is a prominent wrathful protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism, revered as a manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. He is a Dharma protector who swiftly subdues obstacles and negativities that impede spiritual progress. His various attributes symbolize his skillful means to cut through delusion, overcome ignorance, and protect practitioners on their path to enlightenment, embodying fierce yet ultimately compassionate activity.
