Mahakala masker - rood vajra These statues are traditionally used

These statues are traditionally used as protectors against disease and evil

Nepalese kapala mala which is sometimes worn by Hindus because of its red colour

een van Vishnu's populairste incarnaties

which often have symbolic meanings within Ghanaian culture and traditions

and Campo del Cielo has one of the longest and most interesting terrestrial histories of any iron meteorite

Mahakala masker - rood vajra These statues are traditionally usedDimensions: 25 x 15. 5 x 8 cm. Please note: contains crack at the chin (see photo). Mahakala is a god from both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Particularly in Vajrayana Buddhism (the Tibetan tradition). He is often depicted as a strong, angry deity who is worshipped as a protector of the dharma (the Buddhist teaching) and protector against evil influences. Furthermore, during Tantric rituals he represents liberation from the cycle of rebirth and