Kurukulla Buddhism Statue | Jogini Dakini Statue

The Kurukulla statue in Buddhism represents the deity Kurukulla, a wrathful manifestation of the goddess Tara. She is depicted as a red-skinned figure, often dancing gracefully with a bow and arrow made of flowers, symbolizing her power to enchant and attract. Kurukulla is associated with magnetizing activities, helping practitioners attract favorable circumstances, love, and spiritual accomplishments. Her fierce expression and dynamic posture emphasize her role in overcoming obstacles and subduing negative forces. Statues of Kurukulla are often used in rituals focused on empowerment, love, and the realization of one’s desires within the Buddhist tantric tradition.

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This handmade Wooden Mask is a unique piece of art crafted with care and precision by skilled artisans. Due to its handcrafted nature, slight variations in color, texture, and size may occur, making each statue one-of-a-kind. Please note that these minor differences enhance the individuality and charm of the piece, ensuring you receive a truly distinctive work of art.