Megh Samvara is the Buddhist Guardian God known as "The Great Defender". He has seventeen heads in five rows, four in each row and one at the top. The main head of the four in each row faces the front and is blue on the right and green on the left. The heads on the blue side are yellow and the pairs of heads on the green side are blue green and red. The heads are larger at the bottom and smaller at the top. All the faces are demonic i.e. square shaped with three bulging eyes, heavy brows, gaping mouth and fangs. The color division of the main faces is continued all the way down the body, the right half being blue, the left half green. He has two sets of 17 and 18 arms i.e. making 70 arms. There are also four main arms. In these fur arms he is holding his Sakti Vajravarahi. Each of Maha Sambara's feet has six toes and he stands with legs astride in Alidhasana.
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