This is an exquisite oil-varnished thangka painting in black and gold featuring Kurukulla, also known as Mother Buddha, a revered figure in Tibetan Buddhism. Kurukulla is depicted as a peaceful, semi-wrathful deity associated with knowledge and magic. The painting shows a figure with a red body and four arms. She holds a bow and arrow crafted from flowers in one hand while wielding a hook and noose. She is shown dancing in a Dakini pose, symbolizing her power and subduing the demon Rahu, representing the ascending lunar node in Hindu astrology. This art piece, with its beauty and depth, encapsulates the essence of Black and Gold Kurukulla and delves into her significance in Tibetan Buddhism, making it a highly valuable acquisition for art enthusiasts and collectors, urging them to consider adding it to their collection.
Size of the painting: 15.5 x 21.5 inches (39 x 55 cm) - Excludes surrounding border.
Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: Natural, Stone color, Tibetan Glue
Quality: High, Master Quality
Frame: None
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