Gold-Plated Bhairav Mask for Protection and Spiritual Power
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Size: 85cm (Height) x 57cm (Width)
Weight: 7.01 kg
Materials: Oxidized Copper Body, Electro Gold Plated
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About Our Mask:
This handcrafted Bhairav Mask for decor, measuring 85cm in height and 57cm in breadth, is a stunning Tibetan guardian god mask made of oxidized copper with electro-gold plating. It weighs 7.01kg and represents the wrathful yet protective force of Bhairava, a powerful manifestation of Shiva in Hinduism and a Dharmapala (Protector of Dharma) in Tibetan Buddhism.
The mask is adorned with five skull crowns, with a third eye on the forehead. It displays a wrathful facial expression, long ears, and sharp teeth. The hair is styled upwards, and a snake is wrapped around the neck.
Bhairava is adored as the remover of fear, the protector against negative energies, and the killer of ego-driven illusions. His ferocious visage, wide eyes, and symbolic ornaments represent his position as a guardian of truth and spiritual discipline. This sacred mask, which is traditionally displayed in Buddhist temples, home altars, and meditation rooms, represents divine power, knowledge, and transformation. Its rusted copper body gives it an antique, ageless appearance, while the electro-gold plating provides a spiritual brilliance, emphasizing its importance as a guardian presence in any religious setting.
Introduction to Bhairav:
Bhairav is a fierce and powerful form of Lord Shiva, often depicted with a terrifying appearance to symbolize his role in protecting the cosmic order. In Hindu mythology, Bhairav is revered as a deity who removes obstacles and ensures the safety of devotees, helping them navigate through fear and uncertainty. With his intense energy, he is not just a destroyer but also a protector and liberator, guiding individuals toward spiritual growth and inner strength. Bhairav's image often evokes awe and respect, reflecting his profound connection to the material and spiritual realms.
How to set up your own Buddhist Shrine?
• Find a clean, quiet, and uncluttered spot
• Set up an altar table and cover it with an altar cloth that calls to you
• Place your sacred item at the center
