Description Chaturbhuja Mahakala, also known as Gonpo Chakshingpa in Tibetan Buddhism, is a powerful four-armed deity whose image symbolizes strength, vigilance, and the essence of Mahakala, the powerful black deity celebrated for his ability to eliminate obstacles, conquer negativity, and protect the teachings of Buddhism. The deity is depicted with four arms, a strong stance, a crown of five skulls, two hands holding a skull cup and chopper, a trident and mala representing his dominion over time, and a corpse representing the devastation caused by ignorance and self-centered illusions. The trident represents his dominance over time, while the mala embodies his ongoing efforts to aid all sentient beings. The deity is dressed in the skin of a Tiger or Elephant, symbolizing triumph over pride and ego, and resting on a corpse, emphasizing the importance of overcoming negativity and ignorance on the spiritual path. Dimension: Height: 20” with frame Height: 15” with Khatanga, Height: 13.5” without frame Width: 15.75” Depth: 7.25” Weight: 9 kg Made of: Copper, 24 K gold plated and gold face painting.
