Description This black Mahakala is featured with six arms and two legs. In his right hand, he holds a necklace of skulls, a curved knife, and dharma, while in his left hand, he holds a kapala, a trident, and a cord. The five skulls in his crown symbolize the five poisons—Desire, Hatred, Ignorance, Jealousy, and Ego—transmuting into Wisdom. The three eyes represent the understanding of Time, encompassing the past, present, and future. The curved knife in his right-hand serves to slice through Ignorance. The skull in his left hand represents triumph over the Demons. The cloak made from an elephant’s skin symbolizes triumph over the self. His form’s dark hue represents Dharma’s immutable essence and the ultimate fate of the Spirit. The necklace adorned with skulls symbolizes his ability to succeed independently, ultimately benefiting humanity. The Dhamaru, in his right hand, maintains order among the Dakinis. The Trident in his left hand represents his intention to engage in activities across the three realms: desire, form, and non-form. The Cord in his left hand restrains those who stray from righteousness. Dimension: Height: 12.5” with frame Height: 11” without frame Width: 9.75” Depth: 4.5” Weight: 4.2 kg Made of: Copper, 24 K gold plated and gold face painting.
