This statue represents Garuda is a mythical creature found in Buddhist traditions, where it is often portrayed as a guardian or celestial being. It holds a significant place in Hindu mythology as well as Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing power, knowledge, and protection.

Garuda is depicted as an adversary of serpents, representing the triumph over harmful forces. In this statue it is a bird-like humanoid figure with wings and sharp claws, ready to defend against or eliminate malevolent entities. In Tibetan Buddhism, Garudas are prominently featured in mandalas and tantric rituals, signifying the victory of enlightenment over ignorance and safeguarding the principles of the Dharma. Notable Garuda sculptures can be found in Bhutan and Tibet, while Nepal is home to Garuda statues that often blend Hindu and Buddhist elements, showcasing the region's rich cultural traditions.

Dimension:

Height: 14"

Width: 9"

Depth: 9"

Weight: 2500 grams – actual weight

Material:  Copper, 24 K Gold, and Acrylic Paint