11" Handmade Brass Hayagriva Chopper Statue for Tibetan Buddhist Altar

This 11-inch brass chopper depicts Hayagriva, the fierce horse-headed deity central to Tibetan Buddhist ritual practice. The piece captures the dynamic energy of this wrathful manifestation, rendered with hand-cast precision that brings sharp detail to the form. The chopper, a ritual implement used in tantric ceremonies, stands as both a spiritual tool and a striking sculptural object with a commanding presence.

Hand cast in brass, this chopper bears the warmth and patina of the metal, showing the craftsmanship typical of Indian brass casting. At 11 inches tall with a compact 3.5-inch width and depth, it commands attention on a shelf, altar, or display stand without dominating the space.

• Material: Brass, hand cast
• Dimensions: 11 inches H x 3.5 inches W x 3.5 inches D
• Weight: 1.5 kg
• Craft: Hand cast in India
• Occasion: Tibetan Buddhist practice, ritual use, or serious collectors of spiritual art

This piece suits practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism, collectors of authentic ritual implements, and those drawn to the powerful iconography of wrathful deities. It makes a meaningful addition to a dedicated practice space or an informed collector's cabinet.