11" Three Headed Mahakala Brass Phurpa Handmade Statue

This hand cast brass phurpa captures Mahakala, the fierce protector deity of Tibetan Buddhism, in his three-headed form with wings outstretched. The three faces express different aspects of divine wrath and compassion, while the wings symbolize swift spiritual transformation. The phurpa, traditionally a ritual dagger used to pierce ignorance and obstacles, becomes here a sculptural meditation object with commanding presence and intricate detail throughout.

Cast using traditional techniques, this piece comes finished in your choice of exotic green gold or natural brass, each bringing distinct character to the metalwork. At nearly 12 inches tall and under 4 inches deep, it commands attention on a shrine, altar, or meditation space without demanding excessive room, making it a focused focal point for spiritual practice or display.

• Material: Hand cast brass
• Dimensions: 11.60 inch height x 8.20 inch width x 3.00 inch depth
• Weight: 1.6 kg
• Finish: Exotic green gold or natural brass
• Craft: Handmade using traditional Tibetan Buddhist casting methods
• Care: Dust regularly; for brass patina maintenance, consult metal care guidelines appropriate to your chosen finish

This statue serves practitioners seeking a powerful Mahakala representation and collectors drawn to authentic Tibetan Buddhist metalwork. It makes a meaningful offering for serious students of Vajrayana practice or those building a sacred art collection.