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18 inch/ 47 cm Six Armed Mahakala | མགོན་པོ་ཕྱག་དྲུག | 六臂大黑天

18 inch/ 47 cm Six Armed Mahakala | མགོན་པོ་ཕྱག་དྲུག | 六臂大黑天

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Introducing our magnificent 18-inch Six-Armed Mahakala Statue, a divine embodiment of protection and wisdom. Crafted from a sturdy copper base and plated with lustrous gold, this commanding statue, weighing 6.2 kg, stands as a beacon of spiritual significance. The face is adorned with fine gold dust and delicately painted with acrylic colors, showcasing the masterful artistry invested in its creation. Hand-crafted in the historic city of Patan, Nepal, this masterpiece reflects the region's rich cultural heritage and the skill of its revered artisans.

Six-Armed Mahakala, a powerful Buddhist deity, is depicted with multiple arms symbolizing his ability to swiftly aid devotees. Each hand holds sacred implements, signifying the diverse aspects of his compassionate and protective nature. His fierce countenance represents the forceful removal of obstacles on the path to enlightenment. The gold-plated exterior accentuates the deity's enlightened qualities, making this statue not only a visual marvel but also a potent source of spiritual inspiration. Invite the transformative energy and protective presence of Six-Armed Mahakala into your sacred space with this intricately detailed and spiritually significant masterpiece.

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Delivery:

  1. Enjoy free shipping on all orders.
  2. We use DHL for reliable standard courier services, delivering within 6-12 business days.
  3. All items are fully insured during transit for your peace of mind.

Return Policy:

  1. Returns accepted within 14 business days.
  2. Visit our Returns page or contact customer service for a hassle-free return process.
  3. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Care Instructions

  1. Use a clean, dry brush:
    Keep your item pristine by using a clean, dry brush for dust removal, especially on painted surfaces like gold accents.
  2. Avoid touching with wet, sweaty, or dirty hands:
    Preserve the optimal appearance by refraining from touching painted surfaces with wet, sweaty, or dirty hands.
  3. Spot Cleaning Tips:
    For any spots, try using a clean eraser gently, though success is not guaranteed. Prevention is advisable to avoid stains on painted surfaces.
  4. Not recommended for outdoor display:
    Ensure longevity by refraining from outdoor display, preserving the quality and appearance. Keep your piece indoors for lasting beauty.

Know your Deity, Six Armed Mahakala

In Tibetan Buddhism, the Six Armed Mahakala is a powerful protector deity. He is a wrathful manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the compassionate bodhisattva, and is widely regarded as the primary protector of the Gelugpa tradition.Six Armed Mahakala is depicted with six arms, each holding a different symbolic object, as his name suggests. A skull cup filled with blood, a vajra (a ritual implement symbolizing the indestructible nature of the enlightened mind), a sword, a trident, a noose, and a khatvanga are among the items (a staff topped with a skull and other symbolic objects). The skull cup represents the transmutation of negative emotions, the vajra represents enlightenment's indestructible nature, the sword represents wisdom, the trident represents control over the three poisons of ignorance, attachment, and aversion, the noose represents the ability to bind negative forces, and the khatvanga represents the integration of wisdom and compassion.Six Armed Mahakala is shown wrathfully, with a skull crown, a necklace of freshly severed heads, and a fierce expression. His body is frequently depicted in dark blue or black, representing the infinite and unfathomable nature of his power.Six Armed Mahakala is frequently invoked in Tibetan Buddhism for protection against obstacles, negativity, and harm. He is also associated with the removal of impediments to spiritual practice and the promotion of success in all endeavors. The practice of Six Armed Mahakala is thought to be especially effective in overcoming obstacles to enlightenment.

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