13" Dorje Drolo Copper Statue from Nepal | Nepalese Copper Idols

Dorje Drolo's appearance is fearsome, with a dark brown or maroon complexion. He has a single face with three round, piercing eyes and curly dark yellow hair, including an orange mustache, beard, and eyebrows. His upper fangs bite down on his lower lip, and his gaze is directed downward to the left. In his right hand, he holds a gold vajra poised for striking, while his left-hand thrusts a blue kila, which is a peg-like ritual implement traditionally made from meteorite iron.

 Adorned with bone earrings and a necklace made of freshly severed heads, Dorje Drolo wears robes in various colors, reflecting the styles of both a layperson and a monk. He also dons ornate felt boots. His posture is characterized by a bent right leg and an extended left leg. He stands on a fierce tigress, an emanation of his consort Mandarava, surrounded by the blazing orange and red flames of pristine awareness.