Handcrafted Citipati Protector Statue | Fierce Protectors of Spiritual Truth Embodying the fierce compassion and transformative wisdom of the charnel grounds, this Citipati Dharma Protector statue stands 31 cm (12.20”) tall, radiating a commanding presence ideal for spiritual sanctuaries and meditation spaces. Meticulously crafted from a robust copper body and enhanced with intricate details, gold and silver electroplating, and vibrant acrylic painting, the statue captures the essence of protection, impermanence, and awakened vigilance. Seated or posed dynamically, Citipati inspires contemplation on the transient nature of life, encourages fearless practice, and purifies negative energies. This meditation statue serves as a potent focal point, fostering reflection, courage, and spiritual empowerment in devotional practice. The Citipati, often depicted as a dynamic dancing pair of skeletons, embody the ultimate triumph over death and the realization of emptiness (sunyata). Their intertwined forms symbolize the impermanence of all phenomena and the liberation that arises from releasing attachment to the physical self. As fierce dharma protectors, they safeguard practitioners from obstacles, negative influences, and distractions on the spiritual path, while reminding meditators of the transient nature of life. Placed within a sacred space or meditation altar, this statue serves as a profound focal point, inspiring fearless contemplation, deep reflection on impermanence, and the cultivation of wisdom and spiritual liberation. Size: 12.20”/31cm (Height) x 9.25”/23.5cm (Base)Weight: 4.67 kgMaterial: Acrylic Paintings, Copper Body, Gold Electroplating, Silver Electroplating The Citipati are a pair of Dharmapalas (Dharma Protectors) in Vajrayana Buddhism, traditionally depicted as dancing skeletons. They represent the lord and lady of the charnel grounds, embodying the awareness of impermanence (anicca) and serving as fierce guardians against delusion and attachment. Their symbolism encourages practitioners to transcend fear of death and embrace the ultimate liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
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