Six-Armed Mahākāla – Tibetan-style Hand-Painted Three-Dimensional Gold-Painted Tsa-Tsha Thangka Pendant

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Six-Armed Mahākāla – Gold-Painted Tsa-Tsha Pendant

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Six-Armed Mahākāla
Six-Armed Mahākāla, revered as the “Supreme Dharma Protector” and “Deity of Wealth”, derives his name from the Sanskrit Mahākāla (“Great Black One”), embodying the majesty and wisdom of a primordial sovereign. In Vajrayana Buddhism, Mahākāla manifests as an emanation of the Three Roots (Guru, Deity, and Dakini) and a wrathful form of Thousand-Armed, Thousand-Eyed Avalokiteśvara, appearing to subdue stubborn beings through fierce compassion.
His iconography varies, including two-armed, four-armed, and six-armed forms in black or white hues. Each manifestation upholds the profound guardianship of Buddhist teachings and transmits esoteric wisdom, symbolizing the indivisibility of enlightened power and compassionate action.