The Buddhist Deity Garuda | Vajrayana Protector Buddhist Deity Garuda is handcrafted from copper, 24K gold gilding, gold, and acrylic paintings, showcasing exceptional detail and craftsmanship. Measuring an impressive 39”/99cm in height and 28.3”/72cm at the base, it weighs 30.26 kg. In Tibetan Buddhism, Garuda is the powerful bird-like protector deity known for subduing nagas (serpent spirits) and dispelling obstacles. Garuda symbolizes speed, protection, and the triumph of wisdom over negativity. This grand sculpture is ideal for temple spaces, shrine halls, or serious collectors of Himalayan spiritual art. The Garuda in the statue is depicted with spread wings, symbolizing power, speed, and freedom. His fiery crest and fierce expression represent his fiery nature and protective strength. The bird-like body reflects strength and vigilance, while his stance signifies readiness to protect and fearlessness. This iconography highlights Garuda’s role as a protector and guardian against evil forces. Size: 39”/99cm (Height) x 28.3”/72cm (Base)Weight: 30.26kgMaterial: 24K Gold Gilded, Gold & Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body Garuda is a mythical bird and a divine protector in the Himalayan and Buddhist traditions. He is said to devour serpents and fly with supernatural speed, making him a symbol of freedom, protection, and fearlessness. In Vajrayana practice, Garuda is invoked for healing, purification, and clearing spiritual obstructions, offering swift aid to those on the path of enlightenment.