8" Tantrik Goddess Chinnamasta Mahavidya Bronze Statue

Chinnamasta, the tenth Mahavidya, appears in her most distinctive and powerful form in this bronze statue. She is depicted self-decapitated, holding her own severed head aloft in one hand while blood flows from her neck in a stream. Her expression is fierce and transcendent, embodying the paradox of destruction and liberation that defines her tantric significance. The casting captures every detail of her iconography with precision and reverence.

Hand cast in bronze, this statue carries the weight and presence of a truly substantive devotional object. The patina and detail work create a rich surface that deepens with age and handling. At 10 inches tall, it commands attention on a shrine, altar, or meditation space without overwhelming intimate settings.

• Material: Bronze, hand cast
• Dimensions: 10 inch Height X 8 inch Width X 4 inch Length
• Weight: 2.76 kg
• Craft: Hand cast bronze with meticulous detail work
• Care: Dust gently with a soft cloth; preserve the natural patina that develops over time
• Occasion: Serious collectors of tantric art, spiritual practitioners, and those drawn to the Mahavidyas

This piece speaks to practitioners of tantra and Shakta traditions, collectors of authentic Indian devotional sculpture, and anyone seeking a profound artistic expression of feminine power and transcendence.