Acala (Fudō Myōō) - The Immovable Wisdom King in Japanese Buddhism #1783474 (License: Personal Use)

This illustration depicts Acala (Fudō Myōō), a central figure in Shingon and Tendai Buddhism, portrayed with emerald-green skin, a wrathful expression, and six arms holding symbolic implements: a flaming sword (cutting ignorance), a lasso (binding evil), a trident (subduing obstacles), a Dharma wheel (teaching truth), a jewel (granting wishes), and hands in prayer mudra (compassion). He wears a white cloth and purple sash, standing atop two snarling lion-dog guardians (Komainu), embodying unshakable resolve against delusion and suffering.

Used on Buddhist educational sites, temple resources, or cultural heritage pages to illustrate esoteric deities; matches user intent for learning about Japanese Buddhist iconography, deity symbolism, or Vajrayana practices.