Statue Of Tibetan Nagkanya | Tantric Guardian
The Tibetan Nagkanya Statue, a symbol of heavenly grace and celestial protection, radiates divine presence and spiritual strength. This skillfully sculpted statue, which measures 9.3" (Height) x 6.9" (Base) and weighs 2.06 kg, is made of oxidised copper and acrylic paint work. The statue's exquisite features and dynamic posture represent the Naga's ability to safeguard practitioners and guide them on their spiritual journey.
Naagkanya is depicted with the upper body of a beautiful woman and the lower body of a coiled serpent. She often emerges gracefully from the coils, her hands held in prayer or offering gestures, expressing devotion and humility. A small Naga hood—usually with five separate Naag in heads—spreads protectively above her head, signifying her divine origin and power. Her calm and compassionate expression conveys serenity and spiritual grace.
Size: 9.3”/23.5cm (Height) x 6.9”/17.5cm (Base)
Weight: 2.06kg
Materials: Antique Finish, Acrylic Paintings, Oxidized Copper Body
The Tibetan Nagas are regarded as protectors of the Dharma and are frequently connected with abbeys, where their images can be found. They are regarded as guardians of sacred teachings and locations, ensuring the Dharma's preservation and transmission. These deities are revered for their ability to bring protection, wealth, and success to practitioners and devotees, and they are often summoned for boons and blessings. Their ferocious and protective nature serves as a reminder of the Dharma's strength and the need to safeguard and transmit Buddhist teachings.
