The Rahula Statue represents the Dharmapala, a fierce protector of the Dharma who safeguards Buddhist practitioners from obstacles that may hinder their spiritual growth. This statue is depicted in intimidating forms, such as multi-headed creatures armed with weapons, fangs, and shining eyes. Our statue embodies the compassion of a Buddha or bodhisattva for the welfare of all sentient beings.

The primordial Rahula is believed to have swallowed all nine heavenly planets. He is depicted with four limbs covered in multiple eyeballs and each head possessing three radiant eyes. His arms hold a makara stick and a snake lasso, while the other two arms draw a bow and arrow. Each mouth displays a fearsome set of fangs. The statue features a necklace of heads, a snake-like body, and nine heads topped with skull-adorned crowns. Large earrings dangle from his ears, and the statue's frame can be adjusted or modified to suit individual preferences.

Dimension:

Height: 13" with frame

Height: 11.75” without frame

Width: 9.75"

Depth: 6"

Weight:    2984 grams – actual weight

Material:  Copper, 24 K Gold, and Acrylic Paint