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    Vajrapani Bhairava Thangka

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    USD 1100.0
    This Vajrapani Bhairava Thangka (60 × 40 cm) is a powerful representation of divine strength, protection, and cosmic wisdom, embodying the Shaiva and Vajrayana traditions. As the Wrathful Aspect of Vajrapani, he is the bearer of the Vajra (thunderbolt)—a symbol of indestructible will and the supreme knowledge that shatters ignorance. Encircled by sacred flames of purification and transformation, his deep blue form radiates an aura of Shivaic intensity, standing as the guardian of Dharma and cosmic order. His serpent-adorned body, skull crown, and celestial ornaments signify the transcendence of worldly illusions and the mastery of the elements. A manifestation of Rudra’s fiery aspect and the wisdom of the Vajra, this Vajrapani Bhairava Thangka is ideal for spiritual seekers, warriors of dharma, and meditation spaces, invoking unwavering courage, divine protection, and spiritual awakening on the path of Sanatana Dharma.
    Lama Thangka
    (60 X 40) cm

    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.

    Vajrapani Bhairava Thangka

    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)
    Best Spots

    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.

    Vajrapani Bhairava Thangka