50 Inch Luxury Tibet Thangka Painting Buddhist Protector Deity Six - Arm Mahakala
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:4503782 | Country/Region of Manufacture: China |
| Material:: Canvas, Silk brocade, Wood scroll | Brand:: Unbranded |
| Process:: Mineral color printed on the canvas | UPC:: 723247471012 |
50 Inch Tibet Thangka Painting Buddhist Protector Deity Six-arm Mahakala
Silk Wood Scroll
Used: High quality natural mineral color printed on the canvas. This Thangka is traditionally Thangka design with unframed and rolled up, mounted on a brocade backing somewhat in the style of Chinese scroll paintings, wi...th a further silk cover on the front. It has protect the thangka from dust. Thangkas can last a long time, because of their delicate nature. Thangkas hang on or beside altars, and may be hung in the bedrooms or offices of monks and other devotees, along with the meditation centers, personal ritual spaces, and yoga classrooms. It is holy and the meditation space. And it has the blessing for you. Material: Canvas, Silk brocade, Wood scroll
Process: High quality pure natural mineral color printed on the canvas
Origin: Tibet
Size (cm): Top width: 70cm, Bottom width: 77cm, Height: 125cm
Size(inch): Top width: 27.5", Bottom width: 30.3", Height: 50"
Draw core size: height: 63 cm X width : 43cm Inches: 24" X 16";
Golden scroll not included the width size.
Non-professional photography. The actual Thangka looks better than the picture.
Description:
Six-arm Mahakala, Six- armS, the body decoration is much more complex. His body is blue, the tiger skin, Three eyes prominent. hangs some people skull big Rosary, wears five skull crown. Hair erect. There were many snakes on his head, a large flower snake hanging down his neck, and the wrists and ankles were all entwined with green and yellow snakes, all of which were meant to surrender and humiliation the Dragon King and add to his horror and anger. His 6 hands were hold dharma protector. The above a pair of handed holds Trident, said he would like to pierce the sky, the ground, underground sentient relations; the two hands also open an elephant skin at the same time, indicating the expulsion of ignorance. The middle pair of hands of the left hand which is holding the dispeling the demon's glowing pearls. The following pair of left hand holds the Sword, to fighting the female demon, to subdue it, the left hand rope, one end is Vajra Pestle, one end is a hook, indicating hook all demons. The devil was stepped on his feet. Mahakala is standing posture, right leg bent, left leg stretched, two feet on the chest like the night before God's lap. There is a flame backlight behind the Mahakala. Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva is on top. Around him is his incarnation.
Six-arm Mahakala is the Mahakala's another embodiment, He is the wrathful Buddhist deity. He also is the first big Buddhist Dharma Protector. The symbolism of the wealth of wisdom.
Wrathful deities
Often these wrathful deities are shown in vigorous physical embrace with their consorts. Such thangka paintings are highly symbolic and signify the union of compassion and insight, implying the non-polarized state of bodhicitta, or the mind of enlightenment.Tibetans characterize such images as yab-yum, which literally means father-mother; in Sanskrit the expression is yuganaddha (pair united). This metaphor is also used to denote the highest stage of yoga in which there is no polarity, no discrimination, and the truth is indivisible as the vajra itself.
When these angry-looking deities are enshrined at the center of a mandala they suggest all the inner afflictions which darken our thoughts, our words, and our deeds and which prohibit attainment of the Buddhist goal of full enlightenment. Traditionally, wrathful deities are understood to be aspects of benevolent principles, fearful only to those who perceive them as alien forces. When recognized as aspects of one's self and tamed by spiritual practice, they assume a purely benevolent guise.
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Tibet Thangka, is a Tibetan Buddhist painting.It is similar to scroll painting, painting in cloth or paper. usually depicting a Buddhist deity, scene, or mandala. various influential lamas and other deities and bodhisattvas.
Thangka perform several different functions. Images of deities can be used as teaching tools when depicting the life (or lives) of the Buddha, describing historical events concerning important Lamas, or retelling myths associated with other deities. Devotional images act as the centerpiece during a ritual or ceremony and are often used as mediums through which one can offer prayers or make requests. Overall, and perhaps most importantly, religious art is used as a meditation tool to help bring one further down the path to enlightenment. The Buddhist Vajrayana practitioner uses a thanga image of their yidam, or meditation deity, as a guide, by visualizing "themselves as being that deity, thereby internalizing the Buddha qualities".
Thangka paintings are Tibetan Buddhism picture in the most representative of the type, also is the United Nations intangible cultural protection type, general by monks and folk artists painting.
Product from Tibet and it by Hand made, also please lama to chant Buddhist scripture blessing, it is very nice gift for you, It to have certain ornamental and collection value.
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