Vajrapani and Consort, Tibet, 15th-16th Century Antique Vintage Sacred Deity Thangka Asian Decor Fine Art Print Size:18"x24" The use of Thangkas as

The use of Thangkas as a teaching tool has a long tradition in Tibetan Buddhism

This is a hand-drawn

and the design on the shirt depicts him meditating on a rock

partly obscured by the smoke and fire

Vajrapani and Consort, Tibet, 15th-16th Century Antique Vintage Sacred Deity Thangka Asian Decor Fine Art Print Size:18"x24" The use of Thangkas asVajrapani, is considered as a Buddhist protector and one of the most powerful and dynamic figures in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon. He holds a vajra, a ritualistic weapon that represents the indestructible nature of reality and the power of enlightenment, in his right hand, and a ritual bell, a symbol of the union of emptiness and form, in his left hand. He is garbed in a tiger skin, which symbolizes his fierce nature and his ability to overcome