Description This four-armed Mahakala statue depicts four arms, each holding different tools, such as a trident, a skull cup, a sword, and a knife. The Mahakala stands atop a corpse, representing triumph over ego and ignorance. “Chaturbhuja Mahakala,” which translates to “four-armed Mahakala,” is a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism. This aspect of Mahakala embodies strength, protection, and the ability to overcome challenges. Worshippers seek guidance and support from this divine figure as they navigate their spiritual journeys. The roots of Chaturbhuja Mahakala extend into the rich history of ancient Indian Buddhism, highlighting Mahakala’s emergence as a fierce and powerful deity. This practice has become deeply significant within Tibetan Buddhism and is incredibly esteemed in the Kagyu and Gelug traditions. Chaturbhuja Mahakala is viewed as a guardian and protector of the teachings and those who practice them. It is believed to provide various benefits, including protection against negative influences, overcoming obstacles, and cultivating inner strength and fearlessness. Through a connection with this deity, individuals aspire for spiritual growth, transformation, and enlightenment. Dimension: Height: 13” with frame Height: 12.75” with Khatanga, Height: 11.25” without frame Width: 9” Depth: 4.5” Weight: 4826 Made of: Copper, 24 K gold plated and gold face painting.
