Mahakala Thangka (Vajrakilaya & Vajrapani)
US $210.00 – US $220.00
This Mahakala Thangka is typically in black color. It is believed that all names and forms are said to melt into those of Mahakala black color, symbolizing his all-embracing and comprehensive nature. The color black also means the total absence of colors symbolizing the nature of Mahakala as the ultimate reality.
Mahakala has four arms, three eyes and intense brightness of millions of black fires of dissolution live in the midst of eight cremation grounds. He looks more attractive with eight skulls, seated on five corpses, holds a trident, a drum, a sword, and a scythe in his hands.
Mahakala is also one of the eight guardians of law protecting Buddhism from enemies. As he is the protector of law, Mahakala is given a high position at the entrance doors of Buddhism shrines.
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Logistics Partner & Shipping Time
We offer worldwide shipping (except India and Russia) with delivery times of 7-10 days. Stock items are dispatched within 1-3 days, while custom and bulk orders may take 2-3 weeks for production, depending on the design and quantities.
Please note that we do not have control over shipment delays by the courier company. Once your order is shipped, we will provide you with a tracking number to monitor your shipment in real-time.
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International orders may be subject to customs duty. The buyer is responsible for those charges. Handicrafts In Nepal will not be responsible for any fee/customs/duty imposed as it differs country to country.
However, we have recently been able to deliver goods to Europe without incurring any customs fees. While we cannot guarantee this, we will do our best to ensure your goods are delivered without any customs duties.
Description
Mahakala is a deity to Hinduism and Buddhism. According to Hinduism, it is a manifestation of Lord Shiva and is the life companion of goddess Kali.
It also appears as a protector deity called Dharmapala in Vajrayana Buddhism. The Tibetan name for Mahakala is “Nagpo Chenpo” which means Great Black one and also a protector.
How do we Pack the Thangka?
We wrap the Thangka in handmade Nepali Lokta paper for protection of painting and later packed inside the non-bendable PVC pipe for shipping.
We also offer Silk Brocade framing for above Thangka. For that, you need to request us and paid separately.
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 74 × 51 cm |
| Size & Types | 74 x 51 cm, Vajrakilaya, 40 x 30 cm, Vajrapani |
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