Guru Dragpo Thangka | Hand-Painted Wrathful Padmasambhava | Oil Varnished Painting with Silk Brocade

Hand-Painted Guru Dragpo Thangka with Silk Brocade - Wrathful Padmasambhava Nagtang Black Gold Tibetan Art

This is a master-quality hand-painted Tibetan thangka of Guru Dragpo. He is the angry form of Guru Rinpoche. Guru Rinpoche brought Buddhism to Tibet long ago.
The painting uses a black background style called nagtang. The gold and red colors stand out brightly. They mean wisdom and strong energy.

Guru Dragpo looks fierce. He stands strong. In one hand, he holds a vajra up high. The vajra means power that nothing can break. It beats bad things on the path to waking up. On the other hand, he holds a skull cup. This turns wrong ideas into wisdom.

Above him, a big bird called Garuda flies. The bird means freedom and clear seeing. Flames go all around. The flames burn away false thoughts.

He steps on demons. These demons represent ego and clinging too tightly. He helps turn bad feelings into good ones.

This form comes from old teachings in Tibetan Buddhism. People use it for protection and to clear blocks.

Oil varnish covers the painting. It keeps it safe and makes colors glow.
Great for your altar or quiet room. It brings strong protection and change.

Size of painting: 15 x 21 inches (38 x 53 cm)
With silk brocade: 33 x 46 inches (84 x 117 cm)
Material: Handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Natural stone pigments, gold, mineral paints
Made by skilled artists in Nepal, the old way.

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