Fashion Tibetan Buddhist Simha Mukhi Jogini Copper Statue for Altar / Shrine / Monastery from Patan, Nepal

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Fashion Tibetan Buddhist Simha Mukhi Jogini Copper Statue for Altar / Shrine / Monastery from Patan, Nepal, Description of Item Length of statue : 535" Inches / 136 Cms Width of statue : 362".
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Product code: Fashion Tibetan Buddhist Simha Mukhi Jogini Copper Statue for Altar / Shrine / Monastery from Patan, Nepal

Description of Item

Length of statue : 5.35" Inches / 13.6 Cms

Width of statue : 3.62" Inches / 9.2 Cms

Thickness of statue : 1.41" Inches / 3.6 Cms

Weight of statue : 281 Gms / 0.620 Lb

Product Code : STAT7316


Simha Mukhi Jogini(Yogini) Dakini – Retinue of four Deities

Simhamukhi, Dakini (in Tibetan: Seng Ge Dong Chen Kha Dro Ma and in English: Lion Faced Dakini). With a body black in colour, the face is that of a white lion, with three round yellow eyes, blazing fiercely with a gaping mouth, a yellow beard, eyebrows and hair flowing upward. The right-hand holds upraised a curved knife which is called Kartika to the sky, left hand holds a skull cup of fashion blood to the heart, carrying a Khatvanga staff tipped with a trident in the bend of the elbow supported against the shoulder. Adorned with a tiara of five skulls, red scarf, elephant skin, bone ornaments, a long snake and fifty freshly severed heads as a necklace, she wears a tiger skin skirt. Standing on the left leg with the right drawn up, trampling on a double triangle symbol, corpse, sun and multi-coloured lotus seat, Simhamukha in a mood of great fierceness dwells in the middle of a blazing fire of pristine awareness.

Gestures and Attributes

Simha Mukhi Jogini appears in a form wrathful, feminine and demonic; indeed, her form is said to be actually that of a Matrikia or Mamo, not because her nature is evil or demonic but because her wrathful aspect (khro gzugs) skillfully overcomes and subdues those violent negative energies. Simha Mukhi is a Jnana Dakini or wisdom goddess. According to Jigmed Lingpa (1726-1798), the famous Nyingmapa master and discoverer of hidden treasure texts or Termas, Simha Mukhi represents a Nirmanakaya manifestation, appearing in time and history, whereas her Sambhogakaya aspect is Vajravarahi and her Dharmakaya aspect is Samantabhadri, the Primordial Wisdom herself.

About this Sculpture

This Statue is made from Brass And Bronze



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