18th Century Six-armed Mahakala Tibetan Antique Buddha Statue Purple Lima Copper From Sera Monastery

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Item Type: Tibetan Antique Statue. Dimensions: Height: 12.20 in (31 cm) Width: 6.49 in (16.5 cm) Depth: 3.74 in (9.5 cm). Materials and Techniques: Lima Copper, Gilt. Place of Origin: Tibet Sera Monastery. Period: 18th Century. Date of Manufacture: 18th Century. Condition: Good. This statue has one face, six arms, and three eyes. He opened its mouth and showed the sharp teeth, and the lines were drawn by mineral pigments. Wearing a five-leaf crown on the head, fluttering and vivid ribbons are arranged in the ear, and the burning fury is straight to the sky, which subtly enhances the overall sense of rhythm. The upper body is naked and powerful, and the lower body is covered with a long skirt. It is an image of terror, but not evil. The six watches mean the perfection of the six paramitas. Each of the six arms holds a magic weapon, and the hands are also very agile. The figure is tall and straight, holding a bowl in the left hand and a flaming dagger in the right. The exquisite bead pattern on the lotus seat below is distinct, and the lotus petals are full, which sets off the whole statue as more exquisite and delicate.. This statue was inherited from the Sera Monastery of the Gelug Sect in the early years, and later passed down to Tibetan collectors. The whole is a three-part structure, the main statue, the back, and the base. From the overall artistic point of view of the statue, the overall image is mighty, plump, and full of tension, which reflects the artistic beauty of the whole statue! Exquisite craftsmanship makes every part exude unique artistic charm!