Hand Made Silver Plated Copper Alloy 14\" Four Armed Chuchepa Mahakala Statue For Sale

FourArmed Chuchepa Mahakala Statue

Name

Four Armed Chuchepa Mahakala Statue

Height

14” with frame

12” with Khatvanga

11” without frame

Width

9”

Depth

5”

Material

Lost Wax Method, Silver Plated Copper Alloy in Oxidation Finish and Painted

Actual Weight

4.570 Kg.

Ships From

Patan, Nepal

Shipping Provider

Express Shipping Service

Shipping Time

Usually ships within 48 hours. Allow 5 – 7 business days for delivery worldwide.

Insurance

Insurance is included in the shipping cost.

Four Armed Chuchepa Mahakala –

Gestures and Attributes

1.FourArms: Asthe name suggests, Chuchepa Mahakala is depicted with four arms, each holdingspecific implements that symbolize various aspects of the deity\'s enlightenedactivities.

2.MainRight Hand (Upper):In the upper right hand, the Four-Armed Chuchepa Mahakala gracefully wields anupraised flaming sword, a potent symbol of the deity\'s commitment to severingignorance. This fiery blade represents the transformative act of cuttingthrough the veils of delusion, paving the way for the radiant light of wisdomto emerge.

3.MainRight Hand (Lower):Typically, this hand holds a curved knife or chopper, known as the Kartika. Thecurved knife represents the cutting through of ignorance and the severing ofattachments, leading to the attainment of wisdom.

4.MainLeft Hand (Upper):Chuchepa Mahakala\'s upper left hand commonly wields a trident or trishula,symbolizing the Three Jewels of Buddhism – Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha. Thisrepresents the power to overcome the three poisons of ignorance, attachment,and aversion.

5.MainLeft Hand (Lower):The lower right hand often holds a skull cup, which contains the blood ofdemons or worldly gods. This skull cup symbolizes the transmutation of negativeforces into positive energies and the compassionate nature of ChuchepaMahakala.

6.Ornamentation: The deity is adorned withsymbolic ornaments, including a crown made of five skulls representing the fivepoisons transformed into the five pearls of wisdom, a necklace of severed headssymbolizing the triumph over ego and ignorance, and a garland of skulls.

7.FierceExpression:Chuchepa Mahakala is depicted with a wrathful and fierce expression, signifyingthe deity\'s commitment to swiftly overcoming obstacles, protectingpractitioners, and dispelling negative forces.

About this Sculpture

This sculptureintricately captures the divine essence of the Four-Armed Chuchepa Mahakala,skillfully fashioned from copper alloy using the revered lost wax method andadorned with a silver-plated finish. Through a meticulous process of oxidationand hand-painted detailing, the statue acquires a sumptuous and vibranttexture. The fine, intricate carvings, seamlessly blending with thesilver-plated surface, bestow upon the figure a captivating and lifelikequality. Every detail, from the finely hand-carved crown and ornaments to themeticulously crafted attributes, showcases the artistry of the masterfulartisan. The wrathful stance of the figure, elevated upon a lotus throne,conveys profound teachings and protective qualities. Originating from theskilled hands of master artisans of the Shakya clan in Patan, Nepal, thissculpture stands as a testament to their unparalleled craftsmanship. Ascontemporary custodians of a centuries-old tradition, these craftsmen continuethe legacy of creating sacred art for temples and monasteries, employingrefined metalworking techniques passed down through generations since ancienttimes.