Chandi Thangka (Brocadeless Th
Syncretized from the Hindu Goddess Durga’s manifestations in the great Shakta text Devi Mahatmaya; Chandi in Buddhism is also revered as Bhagvati - the mother of in Mahayana and Vajrayana branches o
Six Arms Mahakala Thangka (Bro
“Mahakalanamo”, in Tibetan tradition Mahakala translates to the great dark one and namo represents his glory. A Wrathful Buddhist deity, Mahakala is said to be an avatar of Vajradhara Buddha. The
Namgyalma Tibetan Thangka Pain
Arenowned Buddhist goddess, also known as Ushnisha Vijaya. Namgyalma is highlyesteemed for her function in clearing bad karma, especially that which stemsfrom taking a life. usually depicted wit
Manjushri Thangka (Brocadeless
Revered in Mahayana, Vajrayana, and Shingon Buddhism - Manjushri is the keeper and dispenser of wisdom. His name, if understood in its Sanskrit roots means - Gentle Glory. A prime Boddhisattva, Manjus
Vajrasattva YabYum Thangka (Br
Vajrasattva is the Buddhist deity of empowerment and grounding, painted in the deliberate and laborious technique of Thangka - this is a female manifestation of Vajrasattva. She who retains the virtue
Wheel of Life (Kalachakra Mand
ABuddha sits in the centre of the Wheel of Life or Wheel of Time, a holy placewhere 722 gods and goddesses are housed. Five squares are stacked on top ofeach other to depict the palace's five st
Wheel of Life | Kalachakra Man
TibetanBuddhism attaches great importance to the revered and magnificent KalchakraMandala Thangkas. This spiritual masterpiece is a visual representation of theKalachakra Tantra, a complex Buddh
Wheel of Life (Kalachakra Mand
The respected andmagnificent Kalchakra Mandala Thangkas are an important achievement of Tibetan Buddhism. This spiritualmasterpiece is a visual representation of the Kalachakra Tantra, asophisti
Buddhist God of Wealth - Panch
In Tibet, PanchKubera has been referred to as the Five Jambhala. He is a prosperous deity whobreaks down the barrier of poverty to ｇｒａｎｔ prosperity and abundance to pureDharma practitioners. Pan
Wheel of Life (Kalachakra Mand
The function of theKalchakra is to encourage harmony inside each individual and throughout thecosmos. Black in the east, red in the south, yellow in the west, and white inthe north are the colou
Wheel of Life (Kalachakra Mand
The Wheel of Life,also known as Kalchakra, is said to be all-inclusive in Tibetan culture. Ithighlights the correspondence that connects people to the outside world. Thehuman body's structure an
Wheel of Life (Kalachakra Mand
“The Kalachakra initiations empower thedisciple to practice the yoga of the Kalachakra tantra, and, ultimately, toachieve the state of Shri Kalachakra.” - His Holiness, Dalai Lama. Ka
