BHAIRABA Bronze Nepal 17th century Dimensions: Height 11 cm ; Wide 6 cm ; depth 3 cm Weight: 432 grams with base Bhairaba is considered a fierce deity and yidam in Tibetan Buddhism and also known as Mahakala. Here he has six arms holding attributes and forming mudras. He is trampling on Ganesha, a skull belt is hanging from his hips and his head is decorated with a skull crown. The eyes are bulging and the expression is angry. A fiery aureole surrounds the figure. The whole piece is attached to a plinth with metal.