A statue depicting the Tibetan Buddhist deity Achala, or Bagh Bhairava, standing in a dynamic pratyalidhasana posture with his right leg bent and left leg straight. The deity is mounted atop a recumbent mythical snow lion, commanding attention with a flaming sword held in his right hand. This piece is likely from the 20th century and appears to be crafted from silver or brass with a silver finish. Dimensions are 12 high x 6 wide x 5 deep. As a dharmapala, Achala serves as a protector of the teachings of the Buddha, embodying strength and defiance against ignorance and adversity.