The Wrathful Trowo Tschog Khagying Statue | Buddhist Art
Wrathful Trowo Tschog Khagying Statue is handcrafted from copper, adorned with 24K gold gilding and intricate gold and acrylic paintings. Measuring 20.5”/52cm in height and 16.3”/41.5cm at the base, it weighs 8.39 kg. Trowo Tschog Khagying is a wrathful protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism, revered for his fierce energy that destroys negativity and protects the Dharma. With expressive detailing and powerful symbolism, this statue is a striking and sacred addition to any altar, shrine, or Vajrayana practice space.
He has a wrathful, fierce expression, with bared fangs and glaring eyes, representing his power to subdue negative forces and obstacles. Trowo Tschog Khagying has three faces—the central one is dark blue, the right is red, and the left is white. Each face has three eyes, symbolizing his ability to see the past, present, and future, as well as his all-encompassing wisdom. He is depicted with six arms, each holding different ritual implements and weapons, such as a vajra (thunderbolt), a sword, a trident, a skullcup filled with blood, a staff (khatvanga), and a noose. These weapons symbolize his ability to cut through ignorance, ego, and all obstacles on the spiritual path.
Size: 20.5”/52cm (Height) x 16.3”/41.5cm (Base)
Weight: 8.39 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body
Trowo Tschog Khagying (also spelled Trowo Tsochok Khagying), one of the principal wrathful deities in the Yungdrung Bön tradition of Tibet. He is a powerful yidam (meditational deity) and the embodiment of Enlightened Mind among the Five Supreme Embodiments (Sé Khar Chok Nga). He is a central figure in advanced Bön tantric practice, embodying the fierce compassion and transformative power necessary for overcoming the most challenging obstacles on the spiritual path.
