Kurukulla Statue the Tantric Deity: An Embodiment of Enchanting Compassion
Behold the magnificent Kurukulla, the tantric deity of magnetism and enchantment, rendered in breathtaking crimson splendour. Standing at an impressive 21.26 inches, this handcrafted Nepalese masterpiece captures the essence of fierce compassion through its commanding presence. Meticulously sculpted from copper and adorned with triple layers of lustrous 24K gold gilding, each deeply carved detail springs to life with stunning three-dimensional depth. This is no ordinary statue—it's a portal to spiritual power, a beacon of transformative energy waiting to grace your sacred space and awaken the magnetising force within.
Kurukulla, the Red Tara, symbolises magnetic attraction and the power to enchant and magnetise positive influences. She holds her bow and arrow, made of flowers, ready to pierce the heart of ignorance and attachment. This meditation statue inspires practitioners to cultivate active compassion and transform obstacles into opportunities for growth.
Size: 21.26”/54cm (Height) x 15.16”/38.5cm (Base)
Weight: 8.99 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Kurukulla is a significant figure in Tibetan Buddhism, often associated with the Padma family of Amitabha Buddha. Known as the "Red Tara," she is revered for her ability to magnetise auspicious circumstances, attract positive influences, and subdue negative forces. She is particularly invoked in tantric practices for her power to enchant and bring about desired outcomes, always rooted in the aspiration for enlightenment and the benefit of all beings.
