12 Armed Chakrasamvara, Tibetan Thangka in Natural Stone Colors


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12 Armed Chakrasamvara Thangka

Chakrasamvara has 12 arms and 4 faces which represent four Buddha families. His main hand holds the vajra and bell and represents non-duality. His other hands hold attributes such as an elephant, a skin shawl, which symbolizes fearlessness, an ax, a hooked knife, a trident, a skull, a hand drum, a gut lasso, khațvānga, skull and the head of Brahmā and so forth. He wears the garland of fifty-two heads and the tiger skin skirt of a warrior. He wears the crescent moon in his topknot of the hair. He stands in the dance posture having transmuted passion into Karmic energy. He wears the bone and jewel ornaments. His embrace with his consort represents the intelligence and energy; and the union of the wisdom of nirvāņa and samsāra. He stands on Mahādeva and Umādevi who represent the ego. They rest on the solar disc which represents prajñā.

He belongs to the mother Tantra of the highest Yoga. This Tantra emphasizes cultivating the actual clear light rather than the illusory body.

Size: 13"/33 cm (width) x 17"/43 cm (height)
Materials: Cotton Canvas, Stone Colors, Genuine 24K Gold

THIS THANGKA IS HAND-PAINTED IN THE TRADITIONAL KARMA GADRI STYLE, AND THE QUALITY IS HIGH
This inspiring Buddhist art would be a great gift for a practitioner like you!

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Vladimir

Neelam and the team at Images of Enlightenment studio were a pleasure to work with.

I was particularly impressed with their thoroughness and attention to detail. We have exchanged a number of e-mails about the specifics of the aspects and their attributes, and shared scans from reference publications and other thangkas and compared the results against the text of the practice. Throughout the painting process Neelam was providing regular updates and I felt very involved and had many opportunities for quick meditations on the photographs of the work in progress.

In the end we arrived at a beautiful, wonderful thangka that went above and beyond what I was hoping for, in ways I was not even aware when I started talking to them about a comission. I could not be happier with the outcome. I warmly recommend Images of Enlightenment studio to any serious Vajrayana practitioner looking for artifacts to inspire them and help in their practice.

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