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Protector Goddess Troma Nagmo Sculpture | Powerful Vajrayana Icon
The Protector Goddess Troma Nagmo Sculpture, a powerful embodiment of wrathful compassion and protection, radiates a fierce yet benevolent presence. Seated gracefully upon a sun disc lotus base, she embodies enlightened feminine energy. This statue is a profound symbol of tantric empowerment and sacred protection, perfect for those dedicated to the Vajrayana path.
Troma Nagmo, the fierce embodiment of ultimate wisdom, is depicted in a dynamic dancing posture upon a sun-disc lotus base, symbolizing the union of blazing wisdom and pure compassion. She steps upon an evil being, representing the subjugation of ego, ignorance, and negative forces.
She wears a five-skull crown signifying the transformation of the five poisons into the five wisdoms, and a horse head (Hayagriva) rises from the top of her head, symbolizing the swift and powerful energy of enlightened awareness. In her right hand, she wields a kartika (ritual chopper) used to sever the roots of attachment and delusion, while her left hand holds a skull cup (kapala) filled with symbolic offerings of ego and ignorance.
Resting upon her left shoulder is a khatvanga (tantric staff), representing her inseparable consort and the integration of wisdom and method. Surrounded by a radiant halo of fiery light, Troma Nagmo stands as a powerful manifestation of compassionate wrath that destroys illusion and leads beings toward liberation.
Size: 16.5”/42cm (Height) x 11.2”/28.5cm (Base)
Weight: 3.13kg
Materials: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Troma Nagmo, also known as the Black Wrathful Mother, is a fierce emanation of Vajrayogini, particularly associated with the Chöd practice of the Nyingma tradition. She embodies the wisdom that cuts through delusion, the dissolution of the self, and the transformation of suffering into ultimate truth. Her practice is considered powerful for clearing obstacles, purifying negative karma, and protecting the practitioner on the path to enlightenment. Troma Nagmo’s imagery is both intimidating and compassionate, reflecting the fierce guardian aspect of the female Buddha. Her practice requires proper initiation and guidance to ensure safe engagement, as it involves confronting and cutting through deeply ingrained illusions and egoic structures.