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Kurukulla Buddha Statue 68cm / 26.8" Hand-Carved Copper Painted with Gilded Accents – Red Goddess of Magnetism Masterwork Botree Arts Nepal

Kurukulla Buddha Statue 68cm / 26.8" Hand-Carved Copper Painted with Gilded Accents – Red Goddess of Magnetism Masterwork Botree Arts Nepal

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Kurukulla; Kurukulle; Red Tara; Goddess of Magnetism

---This extraordinary 68cm / 26.8" Kurukulla Buddha statue represents the pinnacle of Nepalese master craftsmanship—a monumental pure copper hand-carved masterwork featuring extensive hand-painted mineral pigments in the specified red coloration with select gold-gilding accents, created using ancient traditional techniques by a master artisan.

· Height: 68 cm / 26.8 inches
· Material: Pure copper with hand-painted mineral pigments and select 24k gold-gilding accents
· Style: Kurukulla in dancing posture with four arms, flowery bow and arrow
· Origin: Masterwork hand-carved in Nepal, Kathmandu Valley
· Ideal for: Meditation space, monastery hall, advanced practice, museum-quality collection

Kurukulla, also known as Kurukulle or Red Tara, is a female deity of the Lotus family in Buddhist tradition, associated with the activity of magnetizing or enchanting. Known as the "Goddess of Power," she is depicted with a red body, representing the passionate energy of enlightened activity, with four arms holding a flowery bow and arrow to symbolize her power to subjugate and attract all beings. Her practice is particularly associated with magnetizing positive qualities—wisdom, prosperity, and enlightened activity—and bringing them into one's life for the benefit of all beings.

The monumental 68cm scale of this masterwork allows for extraordinary detail in every element of her complex iconography. Her red body—applied in layers of traditional mineral pigments—represents the passionate energy of enlightened activity that magnetizes all positive qualities. The deep red coloration is built up in multiple layers to create exceptional depth and luminosity, catching light and drawing the eye to her dynamic presence from across any sacred space.

Depicted in her classic four-armed form, she dances upon a lotus pedestal, her body radiating the specified red light representing the fire of wisdom that magnetizes all positive qualities. Her dynamic dancing posture symbolizes her active engagement with the world, gracefully stepping forward to draw beings toward enlightenment.

Her four arms display the dynamic activity of magnetizing all beings toward enlightenment:

· Her upper right hand holds a flowery arrow, symbolizing her power to pierce confusion and awaken longing for enlightenment
· Her upper left hand holds a bow of wisdom, representing her ability to unite methods and draw beings toward liberation
· Her lower right hand holds a hook to attract positive qualities and enlightened energies
· Her lower left hand holds a noose to bind negative forces and prevent them from causing harm

Her expression embodies the perfect balance of passionate energy and serene wisdom—three eyes that perceive all realms with awakened awareness, a subtle smile radiating magnetic charm, and a gaze that draws beings toward liberation. The three wisdom eyes are rendered with exceptional precision, conveying awakened awareness that sees beyond all veils.

The select gold-gilding accents add strategic brilliance to the monumental sculpture. Key elements—the crown, jewelry, the flowery bow and arrow, the hook and noose, and details of her ornaments—are adorned with 24k gold-gilding, creating a striking contrast against the richly painted red surfaces. This sophisticated technique draws the eye to the most sacred elements and adds a layer of luminous refinement.

Every element of this hand-carved masterwork reflects extraordinary skill. The elaborate five-jewel crown adorning her head represents the five wisdoms, each jewel rendered with crisp definition and accented with gilding. Long silk ribbons cascade from her crown, their delicate folds carved with precision. Long earrings graze her shoulders, symbolizing her balanced awareness of all realms. Elaborate jewelry adorns her form: necklaces, armlets, bracelets, and anklets—all rendered with meticulous attention and enhanced with gilded accents.

The flaming aureole behind her is intricately carved with dynamic flame patterns, painted in vibrant oranges and golds that seem to dance with their own energy. The flames represent the wisdom fire that burns away all obscurations and magnetizes all positive qualities.

According to traditional sources, Kurukulla holds a uniquely important position as the deity who magnetizes all positive qualities. Her practice is particularly associated with magnetizing wisdom, prosperity, and enlightened activity, drawing these qualities into the practitioner's life for the benefit of all beings. She is often invoked by those seeking to develop influence, attract positive circumstances, or bring people together in harmony.

The ancient technique used in crafting this monumental piece follows time-honored methods preserved in the Kathmandu Valley for centuries. The lost-wax process, detailed hand-chasing, and careful application of mineral pigments and gilding have been executed with exceptional precision by a master artisan. The extensive scale of 68cm requires extraordinary skill in both carving and painting, with each element carefully balanced to create a harmonious composition.

For more than a millennium, the Kathmandu Valley has nurtured a living lineage of metal sculptors who have preserved the secrets of ancient lost-wax creation. This 68cm Kurukulla masterwork, with its monumental scale, extensive red hand-painted finish, select gold-gilding accents, and master-level carving, represents that living heritage at its zenith—a timeless expression of the Red Goddess of Magnetism who draws all positive qualities toward enlightenment.

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Statue Care Guide

  • Display your statue in a glass cabinet or a clean, dedicated space to protect it from dust and environmental damage.
  • Keep the statue in a dry, stable environment. Avoid areas with high humidity or sudden temperature changes.
1. Are these statues handmade?
Yes, all our statues are handcrafted by skilled artisans in Nepal using traditional techniques. Each piece is unique and may show slight variations that reflect its handmade nature.
2. What materials are used?
Our statues are typically made from high-quality copper, brass, or bronze, often finished with gold plating or hand-painted details depending on the piece.
3. Is each statue one-of-a-kind?
Yes, most of our pieces are unique or produced in very limited quantities, making each statue special and collectible.
4. Do you ship internationally?
Yes, we offer worldwide shipping. Delivery times may vary depending on your location.
5. Can the statue be used for meditation or altar purposes?
Absolutely. Our statues are suitable for meditation spaces, personal altars, and spiritual practice.
6. How should I clean the statue?
Gently clean the statue using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, chemicals, or abrasive materials to preserve its finish.
7. What if the item arrives damaged?
If your statue arrives damaged, please contact us as soon as possible with photos, and we will assist you with a solution.
8. Can I return or exchange the item?
Yes, please refer to our return policy or contact us directly for assistance with returns or exchanges.