Old Tibet Tibetan Tangka ThangKa Painting: Kalacakra

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Old Tibet Tibetan Tangka ThangKa Painting: Kalacakra

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Sold Date: 11/07/2006
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

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Don't be fooled by other people they are selling replica on ebay! Old Tibet Tibetan Tangka ThangKa Painting: Kalacakra (OUK357)

This is very Old and unique Tibetan hand painted unmounted Tangka, Thangka Shamvara Buddha . Chinese Qing Court connection, absolutely unique old Tangka painting, don't miss chance to get it!

Shri Kalachakra (Tibetan: pal du kyi kor lo. English: the Wheel of Time): a non-dual Tantra retrieved from the hidden kingdom of Shambala.

Semi-wrathful in appearance, blue in colour, he has four faces, twenty-four hands and two legs. The main face is blue, right red, left white and the back face is yellow. Each has three eyes and an open mouth with slightly bared fangs. The first set of eight hands are blue in colour, second (middle) red and third (upper) yellow. The first pair of hands hold a vajra and bell crossed at the heart embracing the consort. The remaining right hands hold a sword, curved knife, trident, three arrows, vajra hook, damaru drum, hammer, wheel, spear, club a...