Vajradhara with Shakti Yab Yum | Tibetan Thangka Painting | Divine Union Art

This rare and exquisite artwork is a Tibetan Thangka, celebrated for its meticulous details and vivid hues. It portrays Vajradhara, the first Buddha, and his female counterpart, Prajnaparamita. Floral and natural stone colors bestow a sense of grandeur upon this masterpiece. Vajradhara, depicted in a light blue shade, embodies the essence of all male Buddhas in Buddhism.

The Shakti Yab-yum, a symbol of profound beauty and complexity in Tibetan and Nepalese art, signifies the fusion of wisdom and compassion. It portrays a male deity in harmony with his female partner, seated on his lap. This union symbolizes the amalgamation of compassion, skill, and insight, crucial for attaining enlightenment and eliminating the duality of object and subject. Yab-yum can also be represented by symbols called yantras and mandalas.

The bell and the Dorje are significant in Tibetan Buddhism, representing the duality that must be transcended. Through sacred Tantric practices, the mind can be rapidly developed by experiencing feelings of bliss, non-duality, and ecstasy while in communion with a partner, whether that partner is visualized or physically present.

Size: 14.5 x 19.5-inches ( 37 cm x 49.5 cm)
Size with Silk brocade: 32 x 44 inches (81 x 112 cm)
Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: Stone and Natural colors
Quality: Master

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- Lighting and screen resolution may cause slight color variations.
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