Mahakali Thangka
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USD 990.0
This Mahakali Thangka (39 × 56 cm) is a powerful depiction of Adi Shakti, the eternal force of destruction and creation. Draped in a garland of severed heads and wielding a crescent sword, trident, and a bowl of divine fire, Mahakali stands atop Shiva, symbolizing her transcendental nature beyond time and space. Her four arms represent the balance of protection, destruction, blessings, and transformation, embodying the unstoppable cosmic energy of Sanatana Dharma. The deep red and black backdrop, engulfed in flames, amplifies her fearsome yet protective aura, signifying dissolution of illusion and the ultimate triumph of truth. A divine source of protection, courage, and spiritual liberation, this Mahakali Thangka is ideal for devotees, yogis, and seekers of inner strength, invoking Shakti’s boundless power, fearlessness, and grace in one's sacred space.
Size
(39 X 56) cm
Vendor
Nepa Rudraksha
Nepa Rudraksha
(39 X 56) cm
No. of Quantity
1
Hinduism, Sanatana Dharma & Nepali Handicrafts
Thangka paintings are not just Buddhist but deeply rooted in Hinduism, Sanatana Dharma, and Nepali culture. Nepal’s rich artistic traditions blend both religions, making Thangkas powerful spiritual tools.
Hinduism & Sanatana Dharma in Thangkas
Thangkas depict Hindu deities, sacred geometry, and rituals, symbolizing protection, meditation, and prosperity in festivals and Vastu practices.
Best Spots
- Avoid: Bathrooms, kitchens, near shoes.
- Specific Placement:
- Vishnu/Lakshmi/Yantra→ East/North-East (Wealth & Harmony)
- Shiva/Kali → North/West (Protection)
- Ganesha→ Entrance/Work Desk (Success)
- Hanuman→ South (Strength & Protection)
Nepali Handicraft & Thangka Making
- Materials: Handwoven cotton/silk, natural plant-based colors, and 24k gold detailing.
- Artisans: Crafted by Newar and Tamang artists, especially in Patan and Bhaktapur, following spiritual rituals.
