Tibetan Mahakala Thangka

Mahakala Thangka offers an extraordinary chance to possess a piece of illustrious Tibetan Buddhist heritage. Handcrafted by a skilled artisan, these Tibetan paintings are highly regarded as divine objects and displayed in homes and sanctuaries. Thangka art is used to complement meditation rituals, giving a visual representation for deeply intricate visualizations which are foundational to Tibetan Buddhist doctrine. Each thangka will serve as a symbol of time-honored teachings of this spiritual practice.

Mahakala is a protective deity known for his dwarf-like stature and black color, representing his changeless dharmakaya. Bearing serpents, a garland of severed heads, and a crown of five skulls signifying five defilements, he carries a Kartri to cut ego-clinging and a Kapala filled with blood to conquer evil. His three eyes signal clear understanding of the past, present, and future, while his blood-smeared mouth symbolizes his active pursuit of wickedness. Mahakala' s form reflects his strength to combat our inner battles and gives us inner peace and protection, as well as the power of clear comprehension.

Product Specification:

• Hand Painted
• Materials: Semi-Precious Natural Minerals
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal 

This Mahakala thangka is rendered in black, and features additional symbols linked to Mahakala, such as a crown of skulls, flames, a halo of fire, and wrathful attendants, thus reinforcing the symbolism and striking visual representation of Mahakala' s protective and transformative energy.