Gandhanra Acient Tibetan Buddhist Statue,Troma Nagmo,krodikali, the Black Wrathful Mother,100 Years Old

❤This Troma Nagmo Statue is collect from Ganzi Tibet, a old badge Figurine,(about 100 years), made of copper. Troma Nagmo literally means the Black Wrathful Lady. She is included in the Dharmapala pantheon as a form of Vajravarahi. She is also the feminine embodiment of wisdom. ❤Details 100% Handmade,about 100 years old Pendant material:copper Pattern: Troma Nagmo Length: 120mm /4.72 inches Width: : 80mm /3.15 inches ❤About Troma Nagmo Troma Nagmo literally means the Black Wrathful Lady. She is included in the Dharmapala pantheon as a form of Vajravarahi. She is also the feminine embodiment of wisdom. In the Dudjom Tersar lineage, Troma Nagmo is the innermost secret aspect of its khandro practice. The Cho practice of Troma Nagmo provides us with the means to create a paradigm shift. It helps us cut through the dualistic clinging of the mind. Her black color indicates her unchangeable nature. And her sow’s head and dakini’s head show the transformation of ignorance into wisdom, or pristine awareness respectively. Her three eyes perceive the three worlds and times. Her four sharp canine teeth liberate the four maras or demonic obstructions. Her twisting red tongue indicates that she leads beings from cyclic existence. Her blazing facial hair indicates her triumph over hopes and fears. And her two legs represent the ultimate purity of both samsara and nirvana. With her right hand, she wields aloft the vajra-handled curved knife of the dakinis. She circles it towards the ten directions to terrify all obstructive demons. She holds a skull-cup full of swirling fresh blood in front of her heart in her left hand. Resting in the crook of her left arm is the long shaft of her tantric staff or khatvanga. It represents the male essence of Heruka, as well as her ability to perform all kinds of method activities or skillful means. The top of her khatvanga is adorned with different paraphernalia. There is a golden crossed-vajra, a golden nectar vase, a billowing white silk ribbon, a freshly-severed head, a decaying head,