Singamukha ThangkaSingamukha, the Lion Faced Dakini, subdues the distressing forces of the subconscious that try to invade the waking consciousness and represents the primordial aspect of female energy. This thangka was painted by an artist from Bhaktapur in Nepal. It is painted on a cotton canvas using natural colours. It is traditionally framed with brocade.

Dimensions: 45 x 45 cm

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They vowed to maintain the Dharma until the time of the future Buddha Maitreya

enhancing the visual and spiritual significance of the items

The Conch Shell – Representing the sound of the Dharma

or to symbolically fill them with water

particularly in Northeast India

Measurements: 6

So refers to recovering

In addition to their spiritual significance

providing us

Today they are used worldwide to aid meditation