Buddhist Statue of The Yamantaka with consort Statue
The statue depicts the deity Yamantaka with his consort, the name Yamataka literally meaning 'The Destroyer of Yama, the Lord of Death,' a form of the wrathful Manjushri. Traditionally carved from a copper body and then gilded with 24k genuine gold. The deity is depicted with 34 arms and a sharp weapon, he has a wrathful expression. His most intriguing feature is a buffalo head with massive horns, which resembles the devil, and his many forms on top of each head with three big glazed eyes and sharp teeth. He embraces his consort in his hands while the statue is covered in a fiery halo. We have paid close attention to the deity's various hand motions and the small details engraved, the attributes they carry to ensure that this Yamantaka is made just as the meditation Sadhana says. You can use this figurine for different Buddhist Rituals and meditational practices.
Size: 15.3"/39cm (Height) x 11.0"/28cm (Base)
Weight: 7.51 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Copper Body, Acrylic Paintings
Yamantaka is one wrathful deity popularly practiced by all schools of Tibetan Buddhism. The large size statue depicts his unique and equally interesting iconographic details. His center main head is, in fact a buffalo head, expressing his utmost wrath with open fangs, blazing eye brows, and mustache.
