Buddhist Handmade Statue of Mahakala Panjaranatha – Antique Patina Finish
Item Code: HME28876
Weight: 810 grams
Dimensions (cm): 15 x 10 x 7
Material: Bronze
Availability: Available
About Mahakala Panjaranatha
Mahakala Panjaranatha is a revered wrathful deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, particularly within the Tibetan tradition. He represents the fierce, protective manifestation of Mahakala and is typically depicted in a powerful two-armed standing posture.
As a guardian figure, Mahakala Panjaranatha embodies the wrathful compassion that cuts through delusion, dispels negative forces, and removes obstacles on the path to enlightenment. While his form is fearsome, his essence is that of fierce benevolence—an unstoppable force dedicated to the protection and spiritual liberation of sincere practitioners.
Sacred Serenity Collection
This statue is part of our Sacred Serenity Collection, which features rare, old-stock pieces crafted approximately 15 to 20 years ago. These statues were created by master artisans who combined deep spiritual knowledge with refined skill. Using traditional iconographic texts and ritual practices, they infused each figure with sacred presence.
Made from solid bronze, these statues exemplify the artistic and spiritual quality that is becoming increasingly rare in modern times. In pieces that include gold, the plating is notably thick—unlike contemporary statues where material costs often limit application.
The artisans behind these creations viewed their work not as decorative art, but as sacred duty—shaping divine forms meant for devotion, meditation, and consecration. This devotion is evident in the statue’s expressive detail, accurate symbolism, and ritual authenticity.
Antique Patina Finish
This piece features a carefully applied antique patina, designed to give the appearance of a time-aged relic. While not a historical antique, this finishing technique lends the statue an old-world aura, evoking a sense of timeless reverence. The aging process is achieved through traditional methods known only to seasoned artisans, resulting in a finish that highlights the fine contours and sacred intensity of Mahakala’s form.
Lost-Wax Casting Method
The statue is crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting process, a traditional method that has been used for centuries in the creation of sacred art. This technique begins with the sculpting of a detailed wax model, which is then encased in a multilayered ceramic shell. Once the shell hardens, the wax is melted out, and molten bronze is poured into the cavity.
After cooling and solidification, the ceramic mold is removed to reveal the final sculpture—an exact and intricate replica of the original wax model. The result is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, preserving every detail as envisioned by the artist.
