Description This is a Kalachakra thangka, a form of sacred art in Tibetan Buddhism. It is hand-painted on cotton canvas and features intricate gold detailing, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and spiritual depth. Kalachakra is depicted with four faces, each representing the four directions, and twenty-four hands holding various implements essential for spiritual growth. His primary face is deep blue, while the others are vibrant red, white, and yellow, expressing different emotions. The hands are categorized by colour—dark blue for air, red for fire, white for water, and yellow representing earth—symbolizing the essence of nature. The Thangka includes significant symbols such as the Vajra and Bell, with the left hand holding various items like the ghanta bell, conch shell, and lotus, while the right hands wield weapons like the sword and trident. Surrounding the central Kalachakra are numerous protector deities and enlightened beings, each depicted with a bright halo (aureole). These figures represent different aspects of wisdom, safety, and the tantric teachings integral to the Kalachakra tradition. * The thangka is painted in the Newari style and features: – Very detailed imagery – Bright mineral paint – Intricate patterns of flowers and clouds This is a genuine hand-painted thangka created by a skilled artisan in Nepal, which aligns with the high level of detail and craftsmanship evident in the work. Dimension: Size with Border: 33 ″ Long x 24″ Wide Size without Border: 30.5 ″ Long x 21.25″ Wide Made of Cotton Canvas, Acrylic Paint, and 24 K Gold
