Mahakala Statue – Copper Tibetan Protector, Wrathful Form of Samantabhadra
This copper statue depicts Mahākāla, the fierce protector in Tibetan Buddhism. Known as the wrathful manifestation of Samantabhadra, Mahākāla embodies the indestructible compassion that destroys obstacles and protects practitioners on the path. His fierce expression and powerful presence are not symbols of hatred, but of deep vow and determination to defend the Dharma and liberate beings from harm.
Mahākāla is revered across temples and homes in Asia as a guardian who brings protection, stability, and auspicious conditions for practice.
Material: Copper/bronze, finely detailed.
Size: 24 cm (9 inch) statue.
Theme: Tibetan Buddhism, wrathful deity and Dharma protector.
Use: Home altar, temple practice, protective presence for meditation spaces.
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