Bernagchen Mahakala Thangka

Availability: In stock
SKU:
TH761768092743
$110.00

Discover the powerful essence of two armed Barnagchen Mahakala with our exquisite Thangka. This Mahakala reflects deep symbolism of Tibetan Buddhism and meticulous hand painted viewers to explore the rich beauty of Thangka art.

Crafted on cotton canvas with acrylic paint and 24K gold accents, it features intricate designs and brushwork. This Buddhist artistry two armed Mahakala Thangka is perfect for enhancing living spaces, creating a serene meditation area, or adding style to wall decor.

Mahakala is the wrathful deity that destroys mind chatter and brings our minds back into attentive focus. This two armed Mahakala  is recognized universally as one of the great protectors of the Dharma. He is characterized in this thangka by a deep blue body, fierce appearance, serpent ornaments, a garland of severed heads, and a crown of five skulls symbolizing the five defilements. His right hand wields a Kartri to sever egoego, while his left holds a kapala filled with blood, representing control over malevolent forces. while his left holds a kapala filled with blood, representing control over malevolent forces. Mahakala's fierce demeanor is enhanced by his tiger skin attire and three eyes, which signify his understanding of time. He is a protector during conflicts, commanding spirits and providing sustenance to those in need.

 

Measurements: 17" Long x 13.25" Wide

Materials:  Cotton canvas, acrylic paint and 24 K gold detailing

Origin: Nepal

Framing: 

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Delivery:

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  • Delivery will take between 4 to 10 business days.
  • Every Thangkas comes with insurance coverage.
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  • Typically, completing a thangka of average size requires a timeframe of 2–5 months, depending on quality and size.
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