Yamantaka Thangkas

Discover our exclusive Yamantaka Thangka collection: a sacred depiction of the "conqueror of death" presented with impeccable artistry and spiritual accuracy.

 

The pieces of our Yamantaka thangka capture the transformative energy of Buddhism with lively clarity and cultural authenticity. Each painting is designed according to traditional Tibetan practices.

What You'll Discover in This Collection:

- Conquering the Lord of Death through the buffalo-headed form of Vajrabhairava.
- Surrounded by blazing wisdom fire, radiating protection and transformative power.
- Depicted with multiple heads, arms, and legs, each holding symbolic tantric implements.
- Standing in dynamic posture over subdued figures representing ego and ignorance.
- Adorned with skull crowns, bone ornaments, and sacred garments signifying impermanence and fearlessness.

FAQs for Yamantaka Thangkas

1. What is Yamantaka, and why is it important?

Yamantaka is an angry emission of knowledge and is often associated with Manjushri, who conquers death and symbolizes the last spiritual change. His terrible form reminds us of internal awakening and liberation.

2. How long does it take to paint a Yamantaka Thangka?

It depends on the size and complexity. It may take one to six months to complete.

3. Do you offer frames?

Yes, we do. You can choose the options of traditional silk brocade mounting according to your decor or altar setup.

4. Can I request a custom Yamantaka Thangka?

Yes, you can. Specify your desired dimension and color motifs; we will be happy to serve you with our custom commission service.

4. Do you ship to the US?

Absolutely. We offer international free shipping with full tracking, secure packaging, and customs documentation.

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