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HINDU
GODDESS KALI STATUES
Kali Bhairavi Figure
Kali Bangladesh & Vajrayogini Statuary
Kali Medallion or Pendant
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Slightly
Flawed Many Armed Kali Brass Statue
9" high and 7 3/4" wide and 3
1/2" deep
Created with fantastic attention to detail, this bright and beautiful
brass Kali statue displays the many-armed Kali attacking a demon with all of her
wrath; terrible to behold, with her many arms splayed to her sides and her face
contorted in wicked glee. But despite this terror for which she is known, Kali
has now come to be revered often as a motherly goddess. Her terrifying nature
and the destruction she sews provides all with the changes needed to achieve
transformation and prosperity. Removable trident spear. Kali is accompanied by a
small elephant with trunk raised, and holds many weapons to kill ego and pride.
RE flaw: there is a small circular area right at the belly where the finish is a
bit off. Small irregularity. BIG savings. A very good bargain.
Regularly:
$139.00
With flaw: $ 75.00
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Kali
Standing Brass Statue
Large 11.25 inches high
Cold Cast Bronze Kali Statue
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$98.00
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Hindu
Goddess Kali Standing Brass Statue
6 inches high with red tint
$84.00
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10
Armed Large Brass Kali Statue
antique bronze finish
Weight: 16 lb.
Size: 17" (43 cm.)
Materials: Brass
Country of origin: India
This brass statue represents Kali, the wrathful form of
Parvati, Shiva's wife. She holds in each of her ten arms different implements
which she uses to battle evil. Kali generally is represented without clothing,
with a garland of severed heads around her neck.
Kali's task is to battle evil, and in one story, she gets so caught up in
destroying evil that she starts destroying everything near her, in a murderous
rampage. Shiva, her consort, is so alarmed that he throws himself under her feet
to stop her. She puts one foot upon his chest, and her tongue protrudes in
astonishment. Here, the Goddess experiences enlightenment at the moment she
steps on Shiva.
Kali is worshiped in southern Nepal.
$575.00
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Brass
Kali Statue
6.5 inches tall
1.75 by 2.5 inch wide base
This is a little gem of a statue, beautifully hand
crafted from nice quality solid brass. She's the real deal when it comes to
placing a ferocious Goddess in your metal feng shui corner. She holds the
trident, the head of ignorance she has slain, a bowl underneath it, and an
archer's bow. The majority of
the metal in this statue is brass, but it also contains some other metals:
most likely bronze and iron.
$33.00
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Kali 3 Bells Set
7 inches long (17.7cm)
Solid brass and very well crafted set
of 3 bells with the Goddess of transformation Kali in the center of the heavy
brass disc in the middle. Nice bell sound.
A quality full metal piece of sculpture. Excellent quality.
$15.00
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Kali Stepping on Shiva
Brass with Antique honey colored Finish
11 inches high / 8 inches wide
Detailed shiny brass depiction of Kali at the moment of enlightenment, as she
steps on the willing Shiva.
Suggested Retail: $176.00
Our Price: $149.00
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Kali
Stepping on Shiva
11.5 inches high x 8 inches wide
Kali at the moment of enlightenment, as she steps on the willing Shiva is the
subject of this hand finished full brass metal statue with green and gold
patina. Hand finished piece has wonderful color to it that makes it quite
unique.
Suggested Retail: $176.00
Our Price: $149.00
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Goddess Kali Statue
16 inch Handpainted Ganges
Clay and resin
Large Kali Statue is exquisitely
handpainted with every symbolic detail of this Goddess who offers transformation
through fierce determination and bumps in the road. She has a nose ring too,
along with a necklace of skulls.
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Handpainted
Kali Statue
6 inch Hand Painted fired Ganges Clay and resin statue of the fierce Goddess
Kali. This intricately detailed and hand painted statue is a real work of
close-up art and exquisitely rendered down to the golden nose ring multi-armed
Kali sports. Fully worth the price for this carefully crafted quality. Put Her
in a small space where you need a little fierceness or to protect an entryway.
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$32.00
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Kali
Dancing Statue
Large 13 inch High Hand
Painted fired Ganges Clay
and resin statue of the transformative Goddess Kali.
This intricately detailed statue is a real work of close-up art and
exquisitely rendered down to the golden nose ring multi-armed Kali sports. Fully
worth the price for this carefully crafted quality.
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Kali
Bhairavi Statue
7.5 inches tall - Black antique stone
color resin statue.
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$28.00
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Many
Armed Kali Brass Statue
9" high and 7 3/4" wide and 3
1/2" deep
Created with fantastic attention to detail, this bright and beautiful
brass Kali statue displays the many-armed Kali attacking a demon with all of her
wrath; terrible to behold, with her many arms splayed to her sides and her face
contorted in wicked glee. But despite this terror for which she is known, Kali
has now come to be revered often as a motherly goddess. Her terrifying nature
and the destruction she sews provides all with the changes needed to achieve
transformation and prosperity. Removable trident spear. Kali is accompanied by a
small elephant with trunk raised, and holds many weapons to kill ego and pride.
Celebrate the duality of Kali with this statue, depicting her in her most raw
and famous image.
$139.00
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Mini
Brass Kali Vajrayogini
3 inches high
This little brass statuette portrays Kali in the full duality
of her role in Hindu culture. Both a destroyer and the goddess of time and
change, she is shown here almost as a goddess of fertility, hinting at the way
destruction is necessary for change and new growth. With her many arms carrying
the weapons for which she is known, she has one foot upon the her consort,
Shiva; a scene well known in the most famous legend of Kali, where after
defeating the demon that had undone Shiva she danced upon the corpses of the
fallen.
$17.00
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Mini
Kali Statue
4 inch Hand Painted fired Ganges Clay and
resin. This intricately detailed and hand painted statue is a real work of
close-up art and exquisitely rendered down to the golden nose ring multi-armed
Kali sports. Fully worth the price for this carefully crafted, stand alone piece
just a bit bigger than the palm of your hand. Quality for small spaces where you
need a little fierceness or to protect an entryway.
$10.00
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Goddess
Kali Bangladesh
8 inch Hand painted resin statue.
Here the Goddess repents after stepping on the Lord Shiva.
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$35.00
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Kali Brass Miniature
3 inches high
Brass metal statuette of the fierce Goddess Kali depicting the
famous legend in which Kali kills the demon Raktabija, and danced upon him.
Known as a goddess of destruction, she is a powerful goddess of time and change,
and is often revered as such. Place this statue in your home or upon your altar
in reverence of the powerful Goddess. Full metal brass statue with bronze look
finish. Heavy for a mini.
Regularly:
$17.00
On Sale Now: $14.00
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Kali
Curtain in Multi-Color Tie Die
Kali Curtain is 100% Cotton
44 inches by 88 inches
(1.1 meters by 2.23 m)
All cotton curtain with sewn
hanging loops in bright purple colored fabric with black design. The Goddess
Kali presides here, at the point of Her enlightenment. This Curtain may also be
hung from your wall as a banner or backdrop behind your Altar. Length may vary
slightly, because each piece is handmade.
Embellishments around the edges of the curtain dress it up.
$19.00
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Kali
Tie Die Tapestry
Bedspread / Wall Decor
Multi Color Tapestry
- 72" x 108"
100% hand-loomed cotton - Twin Bed Size.
This tapestry can be used for a wall hanging, a table cloth, a bed spread,
furniture throw, curtains, altar cloth, hung from the ceiling, home decor, and
more.
$19.00
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Hindu Goddess Kali Vajrayogini Statue
and Miniature
Ivory Look Resin Statue
More images of these two statues
here.
2.5 inches
$14.00
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4.25 inches
$36.00
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Kali Yantra Black Statue
6 inches high by 4 inches wide
by 2.5 inches deep
Flat Black resin and Ganges Clay mixture, painted and hand finished. Detailed
image that's subtle in Her fierceness due to the uniform black color. This
image comes from the Dakinshawar Kali Temple, a place of pilgrimage where
enlightenment has been found by several
Spiritual Masters in Calcutta, India.
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$31.00
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Kali
Ma Magnet
Here we find the traditional depiction of
Kali, the Hindu goddess of time, change, death and destruction. Standing upon
the body of Shiva, to whom she is consort, she is shown with four arms. In her
right, she carries a trident and a sword, while in her left she holds a severed
head, who`s blood she collects in a bowl below. This 2 inch by 3 inch magnet
presents a fierce imagine of feminine power, as well as a potent reminder of the
inevitability of time and change.
$4.00
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Kali Pendant
Nebula Pendant
$12.00
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Kali Pendant
.75 inches x 1.25 inch
(1.9 cm x 3.17 cm)
Colors vary. Some have tan or blue backgrounds.
This pendants looks like a
little photo of Kali, Great Goddess of Transformation. A small and humble representation
that’s easy to transport.
Great for rearview mirror hanging décor.
Reversible with Om
Symbol on Back
$5.50
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Kali
Dancing Rubber Stamp
High Quality,100% red rubber
mounted on straight-sided hardwood blocks with a thick rubber sponge between the
image and the block.
2 inches x 2.5 inches
$13.80
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Kali
Yantra Rubber Stamp
High Quality,100% red rubber
mounted on straight-sided hardwood blocks with a thick rubber sponge between the
image and the block.
2 inches x 2.5 inches
$8.50
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Kali
Sticker
2.25 inches x 3 inches high
$1.50
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Kali is
part of the Circle of Goddesses Candle Shrine. Circle
of Goddesses
Kali is a ferocious form of the Divine Mother, who sent her to free the gods
from the dominion of the demonic forces. Kali is the goddess of time and of the
transformation brought about by the death (Kala) of the ego and of the human
personality. Kali represents the spiritual transformation that eliminates the
attachments to mundane life and removes the avidya (ignorance) that makes us
fear death.
This fearsome Goddess purges us of fear, anger and jealousy. Invoking Kali is
a path to destroying evil - both in the outside world and within ourselves. The
legend goes that long ago the demons, disturbed the peace of Indra, the king of
gods, and his empire (heaven). After extensive and endless battles, the gods
lost all hope and the demons became stronger.
The gods took refuge in the Himalayas, the holy mountains, and sought protection
from Mahamaya Durga. Kali, born from Durga's forehead, was created to save
heaven and earth from the growing cruelty of the demons. Along with Dakini and
Jogini, her two escorts, she set on her way to end the war and kill the devils.
There was chaos all around. After slaughtering the demons, Kali made a garland
of their heads and wore it around her neck. In the bloodbath, she lost control
and started killing anyone who came her way. The gods started running for their
lives. The only source of protection seemed Lord Shiva, Durga's consort.
Seeing the endless slaughter, Shiva devised a plan to save the world. He lay
down in the path of the rampaging Kali. When the Goddess unknowingly stepped on
him, she regained her senses. The well-known picture of Ma Kali, with her tongue
hanging out, actually depicts the moment when she steps on the Lord and repents.
That momentous day has been celebrated ever since.
Kali, also called Shyama Kali, is the first of the 10 avatars (incarnations) of
Durga. Kali Puja is performed essentially to seek protection against drought and
war, for general happiness, health, wealth, and peace. It is a tantrik puja and
performed only at midnight on Amavasya (new moon night) in November.
VAJRAYOGINI: Vajrajogini is in a class of deities called dakinis.
Dakinis are the female consorts of the herukas, wrathful and semi-wrathful male
deities. They can also be considered the feminine aspect of one's innate nature.
Dakinis can be human, or non-human and are able to travel through air.
Vajrajogini manifested herself to the great Pandit Mahasiddha Naropa (956-1040
A.D.). She has supernatural wisdom and power and can assist the Vajrayana
practitioner in eliminating obstacles to practice. She can even confer the
siddhi (power) of liberation and omniscience.
Vajrajogini holds a kartri (kartika) in her right hand. As a ritual artifact it
symbolizes disintegration of all matter and the cutting of worldly bonds. In
Tibet, this is the knife used to cut up corpses to feed to the vultures in
"sky burials". In her left hand she holds a skull cup. She wears a
garland of severed heads and rides upon corpses. Vajrajogini is surrounded on
all sides by the burning grounds. She is nude, though covered with many
ornaments.
MORE KALI
Worshipped and even feared within the Hindu faith, Kali is widely revered as
the Hindu Goddess associated with eternal energy, and the consort of Shiva. With
her very name derived from the word Kala, which means black, time, and death, it
is understandable why Kali was often feared. As the Goddess of time and change,
she is frequently viewed as a force that results in the decay and destruction of
all things, and as such was often portrayed as a violent figure of annihilation.
One of the most famous legends for which she is known involves her slaying of
the demon Raktabija. Legend holds that Durga and otherwise struck out at this
demon, but every wound spilt the demon`s blood, which in turn created a
duplicate of this wicked demon, leaving the Goddess and her fellows outnumbered.
It was then they called upon Kali. Kali came forth and caused terror in all who
viewed her. Clad in the skin of a tiger and a necklace of skulls, she wielded
many weapons but did not use them to defeat Raktabija. Instead she drank the
demon`s blood, and consumed him and all of his duplicates, leaving them dead as
she danced upon the corpses of the fallen, including her consort Shiva.
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