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TIBET, early 20th century—Bronze "Hevajra" figure. Accented with red and blue paint. In two parts. Height: 21.5 cm. Hevajra is a guardian deity worshiped in Mongolia, Cambodia, Thailand, and Tibet. He is depicted with four legs and eight heads. His body is blue, and his heads are multicolored. He has eight pairs of arms and three pairs of legs, and the feet touching the ground are crushing two Māras. He is sometimes depicted alone, but more often in the Yab-Yum position with his Shakti, or corresponding feminine energy, named Nairatmya, who wields a cleaver and a skull cup. Their symbolic union brings about liberation.
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