$54
Handmade in Nepal, this Fire Bhairava mask embodies the fierce protector Mahakala, symbolizing strength and the safeguarding of Dharma in Vajrayana Buddhism.
| Weight | 1.13 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 29 × 40 cm |
| Shipped from | Nepal |
This handcrafted Fire Bhairava mask is a remarkable wall hanging, representing the fierce protector Mahakala, known for his dual arms that destroy obstacles and safeguard the Dharma. Each piece is lovingly made in Nepal by skilled artisans using poplar wood, embodying the rich spiritual heritage of Vajrayana Buddhism.
| Weight | 1.13 kg – 2.49 lbs |
| Size | Height 40 cm (16″) |
| Material | Poplar Wood |
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Masks are used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and by the tribal groups of the Himalayas. Their primary function is for use in religious and theatrical dance. Tribal groups use masks in shamanistic healing and exorcism rituals.
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