Hand-Painted Yamantaka Shakti Thangka

This Yamantaka Shakti Thangka is a masterpiece of traditional Tibetan artistry, hand-painted by skilled artists using mineral pigments and gold leaf accents. Every detail from intricate ornaments to swirling flames and decorative patterns reflects the painter’s devotion and mastery.

The central figure, Yamantaka Shakti, exudes power and spiritual authority, making this Thangka both a visual masterpiece and a sacred tool for meditation and devotional practice.

Yamantaka Shakti is depicted in a fierce, multi-armed form with a buffalo head, embodying the “Destroyer of Death” and the transformation of anger into wisdom. Each arm holds sacred ritual implements vajras, bells, and weapons representing enlightened activity. The golden, cloud-filled background signifies spiritual energy and enlightenment, while deep blues and blacks reflect the infinite space of consciousness. Vibrant reds and oranges highlight flames of transformation, greens symbolize balance, and white accents represent purity.

Symbolism and Meaning:

1. Buffalo Head Form – Overcoming death, transformation of anger into wisdom
2. Multi-Armed Form & Implements – Enlightened activity, protection, and spiritual power
3. Flames & Vibrant Colors – Transformation and purification of negative energies
4. Gold & Clouded Background – Spiritual energy and illumination
5. Smaller Guardian Deities & Buddhas in Halos – Protection, harmony, and wisdom

Product Details:

• Hand-Painted
• Size: 102 cm x 152 cm
• Base: 100% Pure Cotton
• Origin: Nepal