Lot 43 | ANTIQUE TIBETAN BUDDHIST HAYAGRIVA THANGKA PAINTING

Variety of Options to Fit Your Space: Choose from 4 sizes (Small, Medium, Large, XL) to find the perfect thangka for your home or office. The right hand is holding a lotus bud, while his left hand holds a mongoose (nakula) resting on the left knee. Affordable Pricing and Comprehensive Protection: Our reasonably priced collection makes it easy to bring the serene and enchanting world of Tibetan art into your home or office. Hand Painted Hayagriva Thangka From Nepal Wall Hanging In ancient times, this deity was practiced mainly by kings and royalty. Sizes & Weights:Small: 20cm (top) * 27cm (bottom) * 35cm (Height) / 7.9 * 10.6 * 13.8 / ~0.2 kgMedium: 37cm (top) * 47cm (bottom) * 61cm (Height) / 14.6 * 18.5 * 24 / ~0.3 kgLarge: 48cm (top) * 63cm (bottom) * 85cm (Height) / 18.9 * 24.8 * 33.5 / ~0.4 kgXL: 66cm (top) * 82cm (bottom) * 120cm (Height) / 25.98 * 32.28 * 47.24 / ~0.5 kgWhat You Get:1 Thangka: As shown in the images, ready to add a touch of spiritual beauty to your home or office. White Jambhala is the compassionate manifestation of the Bodhisattva Chenrezig (Kwan Yin). Feel free to visit my shop to explore! The frame enhances the thangka's patterns and overall aesthetic appeal, making it a true masterpiece. Key Features:Hand-Mounted Tibetan Frame: Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the frame complements the thangka's patterns and enhances its overall aesthetic appeal. These thangkas are printed using a bronzing process that adds a touch of elegance and luxury, making them perfect for enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of your home or office. Protection: The front is covered with silk to safeguard your thangka from dust and damage. Expertly printed using the bronzing process, these thangkas showcase stunning clarity and vibrant colors, complemented perfectly by hand-mounted Tibetan frames. Our collection offers something for everyone, making it easy to bring the beauty of Tibetan art into your space. Black Jambhala depicted standing upon a corpse and holding a mongoose in his left hand and a Kapala in his right hand, is also known as the Hindu God of Wealth, Kubera. Hand-Mounted Tibetan Frames for Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal: Each thangka is complemented by a hand-mounted Tibetan frame, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Lot 43 | ANTIQUE TIBETAN BUDDHIST HAYAGRIVA THANGKA PAINTING The mongoose is the jewel-spewing attribute of Kubera, Jambhala, Vaisravana and other deities associated with the cult of prosperity.