Silk Brocade Mounted Simhamukha Thangka Painting

Silk brocading is a process of framing a Thangka in traditional Tibetan style. The frame is made of beautiful silk fabric having rich colors and patterns. The silk fabric protects the edges of the Thangka, and also makes it easier to hang. A thin silk cover protects the painting when rolled, and may be gathered up to display the painting when hung on the wall. It is generally thought that silk brocade renders a Thangka more attractive and more religious.

Simhamukha, the Dakini Having a Lion Face. With a body dark blue in colour. The right hand holds aloft a curved knife to the sky, left a skullcup of blood to the heart, carrying a khatvanga staff tipped with a trident in the bend of the elbow. She wears a tiger skin skirt. Trampling on a corpse with the left foot, above a sun disc and lotus blossom, she stands with the right leg drawn up, in a mood of great fierceness dwelling in the middle of a blazing fire of pristine awareness.

~Excellent for home/office decor or meditation~
~Genuine 100% hand-painted from Himalayas~
~✈Worldwide Shipping~
~Special price to thangka wholesalers and Traders~

Delivery:
-Standard Courier Services DHL, UPS, Fedex, Aramex
-4-15 business days for delivery
-All items are insured

Return Policy:
-Returns are accepted within 60 business days from sales date.