AN EXCEEDING RARE TIBETAN KAKAMUKHA MAHAKALA The Raven-faced Mahakala originated from the Chaturbhuja Mahakala tradition of Ga Lotsawa as a retinue figure in the surrounding mandala. Kakamukha is very easy to be confused with the Black Garuda of the Rechung system. The animal featured deity standing in alidhasana, conjoined heads with sharp beaks, face in ferocious expression, wear skull tiaras, holding varies ritual implements in four hands, his consort hug in front of it, offering full filled skull bowl in both hands, surface minor abrasions.Dimension: Approx 15cm x 12cm.