The Fierce Protectress: Palden Lhamo Sculpture for Spiritual Vigilance
The Palden Lhamo Sculpture, a formidable portrayal of the fierce and esteemed female guardian goddess in Tibetan Buddhism, is intended to be a potent presence in any household shrine. Standing a daunting 13.7 inches tall with a base of 10.6 inches and weighing 5.61 kg, this sculpture perfectly embodies Palden Lhamo's unwavering spirit and defending strength. This item profoundly represents the protectress's position as Dharma's defender, crafted with a silver plating to express her celestial authority and an oxidized copper body to underscore her eternal strength.
The sole female Dharmapala, Palden Lhamo, is portrayed in her classic angry pose, signifying her dedication to shielding Buddhist teachings and practitioners from damage and impediments. The intricate detailing and silver plating illuminate her dynamic pose and fierce expression, highlighting her as a formidable force against all that threatens spiritual progress.
Size: 13.7"/35cm (Height) x 10.6"/27cm (Base)
Weight: 5.61 kg
Material: Silver Plated, Oxidized Copper Body
Palden Lhamo, or Shri Devi in Sanskrit, is a prominent character in Tibetan Buddhism who is regarded as a fierce defender of the Dharma law. Tibetan Buddhists greatly regard her as the primary guardian goddess of Tibet and the Dalai Lamas. Her strong demeanor and unwavering determination serve as both protective and symbolic representations of the inner fortitude needed to get beyond challenges in the way of spiritual awakening. Her practice is thought to offer protection against internal and external challenges to one's spiritual practice, guaranteeing the Dharma's upholding and perpetuation.
