Hand-Painted Simhamukhi Thangka – Lion-Faced Dakini, Silk Brocade Buddhist Art

This is an original hand-painted Simhamukhi (Lion-Faced Dakini) Thangka, a rare and powerful representation of the wisdom Dakini in Tibetan Buddhism. Mounted in a rich silk brocade frame, this sacred artwork is more than a painting—it is a spiritual tool and a unique piece of Buddhist art.

About Simhamukhi (Lion-Faced Dakini)

Simhamukhi, also known as the Lion-Faced Dakini, is a wrathful manifestation of Vajrayogini. She symbolizes fierce compassion and enlightened wisdom, clearing away obstacles and negative energies.

Appearance: A lion-faced goddess with blazing eyes and golden hair, radiating fierce protective energy.

Attributes:

The right hand holds the Kartika (ritual knife), cutting through ignorance.
The left hand holds a skull cup, symbolizing the transformation of delusion into wisdom.
A khatvanga staff rests against her shoulder, symbolizing spiritual authority.

Posture: Dancing powerfully on a lotus throne amid blazing flames, signifying victory over ignorance and the cycle of samsara.

Spiritual Significance

Simhamukhi is revered as a protector and wisdom goddess (Jnana Dakini). Her presence is believed to dispel harmful energies, protect practitioners, and support advanced tantric practices. This Thangka is ideal for your meditation space, altar, or sacred art collection, bringing fierce compassion and transformative energy.

Craftsmanship & Materials

Medium: Hand-painted on handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Black background with gold details and natural pigments
Frame: Mounted in a luxurious silk brocade with red, gold, and patterned motifs
Origin: Hand-painted in Nepal
Quality: High, Master Quality

Dimensions
Painting (inner image): approx. 17.5 x 23.5 inches (45 x 60 cm)
With Silk Brocade Frame: approx. 36 x 48 inches (91 x 122 cm)

Shipping & Notes

Carefully packed in a PVC or paper tube for secure delivery.
Free international shipping with tracking
Colors may vary slightly due to screen and lighting (artwork looks even more vivid in person)
Import duties/taxes (if applicable) are the buyer’s responsibility.