Original Hand-painted Yamantaka/ Vajrabhairava/ with Concert Vajravetali Master Quality Tibetan Thangka Painting

This extraordinary Master Quality Tibetan Thangka Painting flawlessly portrays Yamantaka Shakti, the deity, in a blissful union with his consort, Vajravetali, symbolizing the harmonious combination of compassion and wisdom. Yamantaka, also known as the "death destroyer," represents the core aspiration of Buddhism to conquer death and break free from the cycle of samsaric suffering. The meditational deity practice associated with Yamantaka is designed to help the practitioner achieve this profound goal.

The thangka painting presents Yamantaka in all his glory, with several key features in vivid detail. His terrifying visage, aligned with the intensity of his name, strikes an awe-inspiring impression on the viewer. The ferocious emanation of Yamantaka extends as a manifestation of Manjushree, embodying the essence of wisdom and compassion. He is shown with eight heads, with the principal head resembling a bull or buffalo, conveying his formidable strength. Yamantaka is depicted with thirty-four arms gripping various tantra symbols and sixteen feet symbolizing sixteen types of emptiness, representing his profound wisdom. Two horns symbolize the two truths, while two principal hands firmly clutch a skull cup and Vajra cleaver, while his legs are tightly bunched together, signifying his unshakable determination.

Yamantaka's deep blue body represents wisdom as vast as space, and his thirty-four arms and depictions of body, speech, and mind symbolize the 37 factors of Enlightenment. His exposed, naked form signifies the renunciation of worldly concerns, embodying his detachment from the material world.

Notably, the thangka painting portrays humans and various animals lying under Yamantaka's right foot, emblematic of his mastery over the eight siddhis. Under his left foot, numerous birds and animals signify his dominion over the uncommon siddhis, further demonstrating his power and authority.

The practice of Yamantaka has many benefits, including transforming negative emotions such as anger and attachment into wisdom and compassion through the vibrations of Yamantaka's mantra. Yamantaka symbolizes knowledge, and chanting his mantra can contribute to the practitioner's Enlightenment by deepening their understanding of the nature of reality.

• Size/ Dimensions of Painting: 46 cm x 61 cm ( 18 x 24-Inch)
• Materials: Tibetan canvas cotton, water, the dust of golden powder, Hand- Painted Poster, Tibetan Hide Glue
• Origin: Hand Painted In Nepal

Please note the following important information before buying:

- Color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen resolution.
- Paintings are more captivating in person.
- The mentioned size doesn't include the outer border.
- Paintings will be packed securely in a PVC Tube.
- Buyers are responsible for any import duties, taxes, and extra charges at the destination country, which are not included in the purchase price.

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