Kirtimukha Mandala Wall Hanging – Powerful Symbol of Protection
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Size: 59.5 cm(Height) x 58.5 cm(Width)
Weight: 3.91 kg
Materials: Brass Body, Artificial Stones: Coral, Turquoise
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About Our Mandala:
Our Kirtimukha Mandala Wall Hanging is expertly created from brass and accented with brilliant coral and turquoise stones. With a height of 59.5 cm and a width of 58.5 cm, this Mandala weighs 3.91 kg, making it an important and impactful work. The brass body gives an elegant and timeless framework, while the coral and turquoise stones add visual and spiritual value, representing protection and harmony.
At the heart of this Mandala is the Kirtimukha, a powerful and protective character in Buddhist and Hindu art who is frequently shown with a wide open mouth, guarding against negative forces. The eight fortunate symbols surrounding the Kirtimukha embody Buddhism's key virtues: compassion, wisdom, and spiritual progress. These symbols, such as the dharma wheel, lotus flower, and victorious conch, emit positive energy and serve as reminders of the path to enlightenment.
The Kirtimukha is a potent symbol of protection, with its mouth open to absorb harmful or negative effects. The Mandala's spiritual potency is further enhanced by the eight auspicious symbols, each of which has a special significance relating to spiritual perfection and enlightenment. This Mandala serves as both a decorative piece and a spiritual instrument, bringing blessings, protection, and positive energy into any environment. Whether placed in a house, temple, or meditation center, the Kirtimukha Mandala Wall Hanging is a powerful reminder of Buddhism's values and the value of spiritual practice.
Introduction To Mandala:
In its intricate beauty, the mandala tells a story of the universe as seen through the eyes of ancient wisdom. It’s not just a pattern or a design; it’s a sacred map guiding the soul toward balance and enlightenment. Each circle and symbol within a mandala holds profound meaning, representing the interconnectedness of life, the cyclical nature of existence, and the journey from chaos to harmony. In Tibetan Buddhism, mandalas are more than visual art—they are meditative tools, inviting the viewer to explore their inner world and awaken to the deeper truths of life. To hang a mandala on your wall is to welcome this ancient wisdom into your space, turning it into a sanctuary of peace and mindfulness. It’s a daily reminder to pause, reflect, and find beauty in the patterns of your own life.
How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?
• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table, and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center
