Krodhikali is depicted as a wrathful figure with blue-black skin, a central face, and a miniature pig’s head on her crown. She has three glaring eyes, a red mouth, and upward-flowing yellow hair. In her right hand, she wields a curved knife and holds a skullcup filled with blood in her left. Adorned with bone and human skin, she dances on a corpse surrounded by orange-red flames. Krodhikali practice focuses on removing attachments: externally to the body, internally to sensory objects, secretly to desires, and most secretly to the self.