Conqueror of Mara, Oxidized Copper Yamantaka Statue
Presenting the Two-Arm Yamantaka Statue, a potent representation of the furious deity Yamantaka, also referred to as the "Destroyer of Death," in one of his infrequent two-arm incarnations. Crafted from an oxidized copper body that increases its menacing look, this statue commands presence and devotion at an astonishing 24 inches with a base of 20.1 inches and weighs 13.88 kg. The statue embodies the conversion of rage into enlightened understanding and perfectly conveys the essence of Yamantaka's unwavering force and his function as a protector against ignorance and ego.
The dynamic stance of the Two-Arm Yamantaka depicts his straightforward and unwavering commitment to conquering hurdles on the route to enlightenment. This more concentrated form highlights the singular focus of Yamantaka's energy in combating the forces of ignorance and delusion. The oxidized copper material lends the statue a timeless quality, with a texture that accentuates the detailed craftsmanship, from the intricate adornments to the fierce expression that defines Yamantaka's visage.
Ideal for placement in a meditation hall, personal shrine, or any space dedicated to tantric severe practice, the Two-Arm Yamantaka Statue is a potent symbol of the transformative power of the Dharma.
Size: 24”/61cm (Height) x 20.1”/51cm (Base)
Weight: 13.88 kg
Material: Oxidized Copper Body
The term "Yamanotaka," which means "End of Death," refers to the furious declaration of Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, which symbolizes the supreme understanding of emptiness and the vanquishing of Yama, the ruler of death. The practice of this deity is highly regarded for its extraordinary capacity to pierce through the ignorance of followers and lead them with an unrivaled ferocity and resolve towards the light of enlightenment. The Two-Arm Yamantaka Statue is a stunning reminder of the strength and clarity needed to travel the path to enlightenment by capturing the focused energy of this formidable deity.
