Carved Copper Kapala bronze this thangka showcases intricate details

this thangka showcases intricate details and symbolic elements that hold deep spiritual significance

He is believed to have lived in around 420 BC and to have spent most of his life spreading the teachings of Dharma

Handpainted Vegetable colour-Gold paint Mandala Thangka

his own heart

The Thangka also depicts Shakyamuni Buddha on top & Buddha Amitayus on the right & Namgyälma on the left

Carved Copper Kapala bronze this thangka showcases intricate detailsHandcrafted Copper Kapalas. These Kapalas or skullcups, are used as ritual implements in Vajrayana and tantric practices. Traditionally made out of human skull, skullcups are used to represent the transformation of delusion into wisdom. The kapala itself is a symbol of wisdom (prajna) and knowledge that leads to enlightenment. Symbols like Shankha and kalash are also engraved which are considered 'auspicious' in hindu culture.