Thangka Dimensions 17 x 23

Including Silk Bordercade 22 x31

Green Tara (Dölma) embodies the female wisdom activity of the mind and is an emanation of the air-element She is also called 'Mother of All Buddhas' and has many peaceful and wrathful emanation forms. Results of the Green Tara meditation are quick thinking, generosity, magical perfection, fearlessness and spontaneity to reach a quick karmic completion.  She is adorned with jewels and precious cloth, sitting on a white moon-disk. Her right leg is outside the lotus flower, which symbolizes her continuous activity, alertness and her determination for quick active help. Her hands are in the gesture of granting protection and freeing from fears. Her short mantra is OM TARE TUTARE TURE SVAHA

Thangka Dimensions 11 x14

Including Silk Bordercade 17 x  29

Item Number: Kt003

 The central figure is the Adi Buddha, Samantabhadra, who is shown in union with his prajna.  Realization of the Bardo during the moment of death, or the time immediately after death, leads to particular levels of rebirth, or to liberation

Thangka Dimensions 13 x 15

Including Silk Bordercade 20 x 30

Called  Dorje Shonnu in Tibetan, this wrathful deity is painted in yellow pigments and seen opening his magic bowl.. Vajrakumara transforms acts of ignorance and selfishness into wisdom and compassion.

Thangka Dimensions 11 x 14

Including Silk Bordercade 17 x 29

A Wrathful
emanation of the
water element
(blue body color),
demonstrating
all the
wisdom-based
powers (siddhis)
of Buddhaship.
Hevajra is embraced
by his female
consort His 16  bowls
contain different
magical qualities

Thangka Dimensions 11 x 18

Including Silk Bordercade 20 x 35

Highest
Bodhisattva-aspect
of the water element
(Buddha Akshobhya),
embraced by his
female consort.
He embodies all
wisdom qualities
and magical powers
of the six elements,
symbolized by the
attributes in his
hands like vajra
(water), wheel
(ether), lotus (fire),
jewels (earth),
wisdom sword (air).
His crossed hands
holding vajra (male)
and gantha (bell/
female) symbolize
the primordial,
non-dualistic state
of his mind.  Rare Red design is for mastery of the senses.

Thangka Dimensions 13 x 17

Including Silk Bordercade 18 x 25

Bodhisattva-
form of the
highest aspects
of the air-element
(Buddha
Amoghasiddhi/Karma
Family),
embraced by his
female consort, He grants
magical powers
(siddhis), fearlessness
and stands for the
quick coordination
between the
elements to end all
karmic blockades
which hinder full
Enlightenment.  Late 19th century piece