Kurukulla Wrathful Dakini Sacred Statue: Embodiment of Enchanting Power
Grasping her floral bow and arrow crafted from utpala lotuses, the Kurukulla wrathful dakini sacred statue emerges from the skilled hands of Nepali artisans. This exquisite figure, standing 10.6 inches (27cm) tall, emanates a powerful yet captivating presence, embodying the dynamic energies of magnetic allure and spiritual enchantment within Buddhist art. She symbolises the active compassion that draws all beings towards liberation and auspicious circumstances.
Adorned with vibrant acrylic paintings and shimmering gemstones, Kurukulla’s dynamic form and wrathful expression powerfully symbolize her ability to magnetise positive conditions and overcome obstacles. Her captivating iconography, including her signature implements, inspires practitioners to cultivate loving-kindness, attract auspicious circumstances, and transform desires into enlightened wisdom, aligning spiritual aspirations with worldly blessings. This powerful representation brings a profound spiritual depth.
Size: 10.6”/27cm (Height) x 7.7”/19.5cm (Base)
Weight: 1.6 kg
Material: Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body, Gemstones, Gold Electroplating
Kurukulla is a significant female Buddha or wrathful dakini in Tibetan Buddhism, revered for her power of magnetizing or enchanting all phenomena. Associated with the Padma (Lotus) family, she is invoked to bring people together, attract favorable circumstances, and transform negative emotions, particularly desire, into enlightened wisdom. Her wrathful aspect signifies swift, powerful action for beneficent purposes, rather than anger, aiding practitioners in both spiritual and worldly endeavors.
