Kurukulla Hanging Brass

The Kurukulla Hanging Brass is a cast brass wall hanging depicting Kurukulla, a deity venerated in Tibetan Buddhist tantric tradition. Kurukulla is traditionally associated with magnetizing positive influences, love, and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes. Offered with respect for its spiritual origins, it's meant for thoughtful display. Quick facts Item Wall hanging Material Cast brass Size See size chart Symbolism / traditionally used for Magnetizing positive influences, love, and heartfelt wishes, per Tibetan Buddhist tantric tradition Suggested placement Wall, doorway, or above an altar Care Dust with a soft, dry cloth; keep dry to avoid tarnish; polish gently to restore shine About & symbolism Kurukulla is venerated in Tibetan Buddhist tantric tradition and is traditionally associated with magnetizing positive influences, love, and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes. This piece is a decorative interpretation of that iconography, offered with respect for its origins and meant to be displayed thoughtfully rather than treated as an ordained ritual object. How to hang or display it Many people hang this piece on a wall, in a doorway, or above an altar in the home, in a space associated with relationships or personal intention-setting -- in keeping with its traditional symbolism. Use a wall hook or nail rated for its weight, and hang it where it can be seen and appreciated daily. See more in our feng shui and Buddha collections. Care Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Brass may naturally develop a soft patina over time, which can be gently polished with a brass-safe cloth if a brighter finish is preferred. Keep it dry to help prevent tarnishing. Frequently asked questions What is this piece and what does it symbolize? The Kurukulla Hanging Brass depicts Kurukulla, a deity venerated in Tibetan Buddhist tantric tradition and traditionally associated with magnetizing positive influences, love, and the fulfillment of heartfelt wishes. This is a decorative item, offered with respect for its spiritual origins -- not a guarantee of any outcome. Where should I place it? Many people hang this piece on a wall, in a doorway, or above an altar in a space associated with relationships or personal intention-setting, in keeping with its traditional symbolism. What's it made of and how big is it? It is a cast brass hanging figure; check the size chart for exact dimensions. How do I hang or display it? Use a wall hook or nail rated for its weight, and hang it where it can be seen and appreciated daily rather than tucked away. How do I care for it? Dust with a soft, dry cloth; brass may naturally develop a soft patina over time, which can be gently polished with a brass-safe cloth if a brighter finish is preferred. Keep it dry to avoid tarnishing. What pairs well with it? This piece pairs well with other pieces from our feng shui, buddha, and statues & fountains collections. It pairs well with our Om Turquoise, Coral & Lapis Hanging for a fuller devotional wall display.