Dakshneshwari Goddess Kali Ma - Brass Statue 9.50"

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  • Product Code :3879
  • Material :Brass
  • Size :9.50"H x 6"W x 3"D
  • Weight :1.500 kg.

    Description

    This brass statue depicts Goddess Dakshina Kali (Mahakali) wielding weapons and ritual objects across her ten arms, each carrying deep spiritual and cosmic symbolism

    Weapons and Objects SymbolismThe 

    •  The Khadga (Crescent-Shaped Sword): Wielded prominently in her main upper hand, the Khadga is not a weapon of violence, but the sword of divine knowledge. It severs attachments, material illusions (Maya), and deep-rooted ignorance to liberate her devotees. 
    •  The Trishul (Trident): Connecting her to Lord Shiva, the trident represents her absolute governance over the three states of existence: creation, preservation, and destruction. It also cuts through cosmic blockages.
    •  The Bow and Arrow: Represent the cosmic pull and focus. The bow acts as the transformative force over the tamasic ego, while the arrows symbolize sensory direction and control.
    •  The Mace (Gada): A tool representing absolute power, cosmic order, and the crushing of unrighteousness (Adharma). 
    •  The Severed Head and Skull Bowl (Kapala): The severed head represents the total destruction of human pride and ego. The bowl collects the lifeblood, signifying the containment and neutralization of negative karmic impulses.
    •  The Shield / Conch Shell: Symbolizes protective spiritual warfare and the primordial vibration of cosmic creation (Aum) from which everything emerges.

    Central Iconographic Features

    •    The Right-Foot Forward Stance: Placing her right foot onto the chest of her prostrate consort, Lord Shiva, classifies her strictly as Dakshina Kali (the benign, maternal protector form). This position balances dynamic cosmic energy (Shakti) with pure, unmanifested consciousness (Shiva). 
    •    Garland of Skulls: Represents the fifty letters of the Sanskrit alphabet, symbolizing supreme knowledge and the lifecycle of creation and dissolution.
    •    Skirt of Severed Arms: Adorning her waist, these dismembered limbs signify the worldly actions (Karma) of her devotees that she absorbs and purifies.

     

    Description

    Specification
    • Product Code :3879
    • Material :Brass
    • Size :9.50"H x 6"W x 3"D
    • Weight :1.500 kg.

      Description

      This brass statue depicts Goddess Dakshina Kali (Mahakali) wielding weapons and ritual objects across her ten arms, each carrying deep spiritual and cosmic symbolism

      Weapons and Objects SymbolismThe 

      •  The Khadga (Crescent-Shaped Sword): Wielded prominently in her main upper hand, the Khadga is not a weapon of violence, but the sword of divine knowledge. It severs attachments, material illusions (Maya), and deep-rooted ignorance to liberate her devotees. 
      •  The Trishul (Trident): Connecting her to Lord Shiva, the trident represents her absolute governance over the three states of existence: creation, preservation, and destruction. It also cuts through cosmic blockages.
      •  The Bow and Arrow: Represent the cosmic pull and focus. The bow acts as the transformative force over the tamasic ego, while the arrows symbolize sensory direction and control.
      •  The Mace (Gada): A tool representing absolute power, cosmic order, and the crushing of unrighteousness (Adharma). 
      •  The Severed Head and Skull Bowl (Kapala): The severed head represents the total destruction of human pride and ego. The bowl collects the lifeblood, signifying the containment and neutralization of negative karmic impulses.
      •  The Shield / Conch Shell: Symbolizes protective spiritual warfare and the primordial vibration of cosmic creation (Aum) from which everything emerges.

      Central Iconographic Features

      •    The Right-Foot Forward Stance: Placing her right foot onto the chest of her prostrate consort, Lord Shiva, classifies her strictly as Dakshina Kali (the benign, maternal protector form). This position balances dynamic cosmic energy (Shakti) with pure, unmanifested consciousness (Shiva). 
      •    Garland of Skulls: Represents the fifty letters of the Sanskrit alphabet, symbolizing supreme knowledge and the lifecycle of creation and dissolution.
      •    Skirt of Severed Arms: Adorning her waist, these dismembered limbs signify the worldly actions (Karma) of her devotees that she absorbs and purifies.

       

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