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Kurukulla "Red Tara" Sculpture | Emblem of Enchantment and Positive Influence
This Kurukulla "Red Tara" Sculpture is a finely crafted expression of Himalayan Buddhist artistry, reflecting the skill and dedication of traditional artisans. Measuring 37 cm (14.57 inches) in height with a 26.5 cm (10.4 inches) base and weighing 3.23 kg, it features a copper body enhanced with gold and acrylic painting. The combination of the rich copper foundation, radiant gold details, and carefully applied painted elements showcases the precision, patience, and artistic refinement involved in creating this sacred sculpture. Every detail highlights the traditional craftsmanship and techniques preserved within the heritage of Himalayan Buddhist art.
Kurukulla, a revered female deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, represents the enlightened qualities of compassion, magnetizing activity, wisdom, and the transformation of desire into awakened awareness. Often known as the “Red Tara,” she is depicted in a dynamic dancing posture surrounded by flames, symbolizing the powerful energy of enlightened wisdom that transforms negative emotions and obstacles into spiritual strength. Her bow and arrow made of flowers represent the power to attract positive conditions, compassion, and beneficial influences, while her hook and noose symbolize the ability to guide beings toward wisdom and liberation. Her vibrant red form signifies passionate compassion, active wisdom, and the energy of transformation. This sacred statue serves as a powerful meditation and devotional focus, inspiring practitioners to transform attachment into wisdom, cultivate compassionate action, and awaken the inner qualities necessary for spiritual growth.
Size: 14.57”/37cm (Height) x 10.4”/26.5cm (Base)
Weight: 3.23 kg
Material: Copper Body, Gold and Acrylic Painting
Kurukulla is a dakini (sky-dancer) and a powerful tantric Buddhist deity, often associated with the Red Tara lineage. She is invoked for her abilities in enchantment, subjugation, and magnetizing positive circumstances, particularly in matters of love, relationships, and attracting resources for Dharma practice. Her bow and arrow made of flowers symbolize her power to draw all phenomena under her influence.
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