Bhairav Hiti- Traditional Dunge Dhara, Stone Water Spout featuring Mahakala Mask, Antique Finishing

Invoke ancient spiritual protection and timeless artistry with the Bhairav Hiti, a traditional brass Mahākāla mask featuring a stylized spout. Handcrafted in the Himalayan tradition, this sacred wall piece reflects centuries of craftsmanship from the tantric and Newar cultural heritage.

🛕 Key Features

• Material & Finish: Solid brass with an antique patina that enhances details and evokes a vintage aesthetic.
• Iconography: Represents Mahākāla (also identified as Bhairav/Kāl Bhairav), a fierce protector deity in Buddhist–and shared Hindu–pantheons
• Design & Symbolism:
  • Makara-style spout: Inspired by classic Nepali “hitis” (stone spouts), where water gushes from the mouth of a mythical crocodile‑elephant creature—a symbol of purification and abundance
  • Fierce countenance: Mahākāla is depicted with an expressive wrathful face, invoking both awe and reverence—perfect as a guardian presence in any space.

🙏 Cultural & Spiritual Significance

• Protector deity: Mahākāla is revered as a dharmapāla—guardian of spiritual truth and remover of obstacles.
• Rich heritage: Reflects Newar/Himalayan metalwork rooted in tantric-Aryan Nepalese traditions.
• Conversation piece: Beyond décor, this mask opens a gateway to conversations on trans-Himalayan culture and sacred art.

🎁 Ideal Use & Gifting

• Home décor: Brings an ancient, protective energy to meditation rooms, temples, or entryways.
• Spiritual gifting: A meaningful present for yoga practitioners, spiritual seekers, or collectors of ritual artefacts.
• Curated spaces: Suitable for Buddhist shrine rooms, wellness studios, Buddha gardens, or bohemian interiors.