God of Death 24 K Gold Gilded Yamantaka Statue 19"H tara painting His hands are depicted of

His hands are depicted of using the Dharmachakra Mudra

a divine representation of the compassionate and nurturing energy associated with White Tara

The bracelet is inlaid with Coral and Turquoise

The back of the frame is engraved with the Auspicious Symbols

The earrings is designed in a way to give a shape of Tibetan double Dorjee

God of Death 24 K Gold Gilded Yamantaka Statue 19"H tara painting His hands are depicted ofThis fully gold plated statue of Yamantaka is finely handcrafted and full of powerful detail. Yamantaka is a protector in Tibetan Buddhism, known as the fierce form of Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom. Although his appearance is strong and wrathful, his purpose is to overcome negative forces and lead beings to wisdom and freedom from fear. In this statue, Yamantaka is shown trampling over a bull, which represents death. His wide eyes, open mouth,