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16至17世纪初：藏传佛教铜鎏金三头六臂六腿玛哈嘎拉大黑造像，全高44公分，身座可分离，像身高39公分重9公斤，底座高5公分重6公斤。此尊造像制作精美造形高大威严，三头六臂六腿，火焰状发眉须，脸上三目园瞪大张口恕吼，手持完整法器，特别精彩的是脸臂腿肌肉刻化得健硕有力，张显了他作为观世音菩萨忿恕时化身，称之“怙主”能降服魔障助力修行者胜义成就，佛界第一护法神的神威。是玛哈嘎拉大黑天造像中的真精稀之品。16th to Early 17th Century: A gilt-bronze statue of Mahakala (the Great Black One) in Tibetan Buddhism, featuring three heads, six arms, and six legs. The total height is 44 cm; the body and base are detachable. The main figure is 39 cm tall and weighs 9 kg, while the base is 5 cm high and weighs 6 kg. This statue is exquisitely crafted, imposing in stature, and majestic in presence. With its three heads, six arms, and six legs, flaming hair, eyebrows, and beard, each face has three wide-eyed glares and an open mouth roaring in anger. It holds complete ritual implements. Particularly remarkable is the robust and powerful depiction of the muscles in the faces, arms, and legs, highlighting its identity as the wrathful manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, known as the 'Lord Protector' (Gonpo). It is believed to subdue demonic obstacles and assist practitioners in achieving ultimate spiritual accomplishments, embodying the divine authority of the foremost protective deity in Buddhism. This statue is a genuine, exquisite, and rare masterpiece among representations of Mahakala.