Bernagchen Mahakala Thangka Painting Two-Armed Protector of Tibetan Buddhism

Description In this thangka of Mahakala Bernagchen, the artist has beautifully captured the essence of spirituality in all of their beautiful works by having a deep knowledge of iconography and paying amazing attention to detail. The artists’ skilled brushwork and careful use of color and gold detailing bring thangka to life. This thangka artwork can be used as sacred objects and is frequently showcased in monasteries and homes. Tibetan Buddhism’s diverse pantheon. His iconography is imbued with symbolism, each hand-painted element reflecting his protective role. Distinctively, he is depicted with a dark blue or black complexion, symbolizing the transcendence of ignorance, while his fearsome expression embodies the determination to dispel negativity. Typically adorned with a crown of skulls, Bernagchen symbolizes victory over ego and the fleeting nature of life, representing enlightenment and the transformative journey toward spiritual awakening. His body often features serpents and other symbols representing power and the harnessing of primal energies. Bernagchen’s two arms signify his capability to protect followers through various manifestations, with each arm holding symbolic objects such as a Kartika and kapala. The Kartika is considered a means of cutting through ignorance, while the Kapala embodies power. Additionally, the inclusion of animal and bird depictions reinforces his strength and commitment to defending devotees on their spiritual paths. Dimension: Size with Border: 32.5″ Long x 22.75″ Wide Size without Border: 30″ Long x 20″ Wide Made of:  Cotton Canvas, Acrylic pain, and 24 K Gold