Sakya Dharmapala Statue | Protector of the Dharma "Sakya School"

Majestic Sakya Dharmapala Copper Sculpture - Guardian of Buddhist Teachings

Introducing the Sakya Dharmapala Statue, an imposing portrayal of the Buddhist protector god that stands 14.5 inches tall. This 6.22 kg statue depicts the imposing figure of Sakya Mahakala, a protector of the Dharma who is honored for his role in protecting Buddhist teachings and practitioners. The statue's copper body shines with 24K gold plating and is adorned with careful gold and acrylic paints, which add to its divine atmosphere and deep meaning.

The statue's 24K gold gilding represents Sakya Dharmapala's holiness and celestial power, while the gold and acrylic paintings depict his furious look and warrior outfit. This depiction symbolizes the deity's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the Dharma against obstacles and adversaries. His posture and the weapons he wields represent his readiness to combat negative forces, ensuring the preservation and propagation of Buddhist teachings.

Size: 14.5"/37cm (Height) x 11.4"/29cm (Base)
Weight: 6.22 kg
Material: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body

Dharmapalas, or Dharma Protectors, play a crucial role in Vajrayana Buddhism, acting as guardians of the Buddhist law and its followers. Sakya Dharmapala is particularly venerated for his fierce dedication to defending the integrity of the teachings and the well-being of the Sangha. His representation in art and sculpture is not only an homage to his power but also an invocation of his protection and blessings.