4x5cm Hand-Painted Nepal Vajrabhairava (Yamantaka) Thangka Pendant: The Conqueror of Death

Product Parameters

Deity: Vajrabhairava / Yamantaka  – Wrathful form of Manjushri, Conqueror of Death. Removes obstacles, increases merit and wisdom, supports supreme accomplishment. Protects from petty minds and purifies one's magnetic field.

Origin: Nepal – Hand-painted by Nepal lineage artists.

Dimensions: Painting core 4 x 5 cm.

Casing: Dual-face titanium steel casing.

Collectibility: Inheritable and collectible.

I. Cultural Background: The Conqueror of Death

In Tibetan Buddhism, Vajrabhairava  is the fierce form of Manjushri. He is invoked to remove obstacles, increase merit and wisdom, and accomplish supreme deeds. He is also invoked to cut negative ties and purify one's personal field. This 4x5cm Nepal Thangka pendant serves as a portable shrine of fierce wisdom.

II. Visual Analysis: The Fierce Wisdom Deity

This masterpiece captures Vajrabhairava's fierce and powerful presence. The deity is typically depicted with multiple faces and arms, symbolizing the conquest of death and ignorance. The painting showcases the artist's skill in traditional Thangka painting.

III. Craftsmanship and Materials: Nepal Thangka Tradition

This Thangka pendant is hand-painted in the Nepal tradition using mineral pigments. The pendant is encased in dual-face titanium steel for protection and elegance.

IV. Spiritual Significance: Obstacle Removal and Merit

Wearing this Vajrabhairava Thangka pendant is believed to support the removal of obstacles, increase of merit and wisdom, and purification of one's field. Combined with the titanium steel design, this pendant becomes a concentrated talisman of fierce wisdom and merit.

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