Dunny-sattvas take wrathful form when a gentler approach is not effective.
Seemingly demonic, the Mahākāla deity is a stern protector. With his trident, he fights the poisons that blind – pride, lust, greed, and ignorance – and destroys those that hinder the knowledge of enlightenment. He has four arms, three eyes, and one fiery crown. Some compare him to death; others hail him as a glorious guard. All know him to be fierce.
The Mahākāla character ever present in ceremonies throughout the Himalayan region inspires the 8-inch Mahākāla Dunny by Andrew Bell. The Protection Edition is limited to 900 pieces and rules with a trident accessory, extra set of articulated arms, and removable Dunny skull belt. Begin worshipping August 2.
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