Tibetan Protective Bhairva Mask | Gemstones Inliad Mask

Tibetan Protective Bhairva Mask Bhairva Mask

About Bhairva Mask :

The magnificent Hardwood Tibetan Protective Bhairva Mask with wood and Gemstones is a portrayal of the mighty Hindu deity Bhairva. The ferocious expression on Bhairva's face, together with his protruding fangs and bulging eyes, perfectly captures his aggressive and unyielding attitude. Brass is used to highlighting the delicate features of the design while wood is used to give the mask a warm, natural feel. A remarkable work of art, this piece is further enhanced by the elegance and beauty of precious gemstones.

Introduction To Bhairva :

Bhairva is a Hindu deity associated with destruction and protection. He is often depicted as a fierce and powerful figure with a fierce expressions and prominent fangs. In Tibetan Buddhism, Bhairva is considered a protector deity and is revered for his ability to conquer negative forces and bring blessings to his devotees. He is also associated with the Buddhist principle of non-attachment, as he is said to have transcended all attachment to worldly desires and emotions. Bhairva is considered a deity of great power and is often invoked for protection and overcoming life obstacles. He is often depicted in Tibetan Buddhist art, such as statues and masks, and is a popular subject of devotion and meditation for many Buddhists.
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Size: 20 cm(Height) x 17 cm(Base)
Weight: 0.382 kg
Materials: wooden mask, gemstones
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