Vajrapani Thangka 38"x53" Copper He explains what makes a

He explains what makes a person or place “holy

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naming the place

It presents a quest for purification and buddhahood in a single lifetime

Pettit presents Mipham as one of Tibet’s greatest thinkers

Vajrapani Thangka 38"x53" Copper He explains what makes aHandpainted Nagthang style thangka of Vajrapani, the wrathful guardian bodhisattva of the Vajrayana. His name means "the vajra holder," for he holds all the hidden teachings of the secret mantra school. Wielding a snake lasso, he binds the demon of self cherishing while engulfed in wisdom fire. Measurements: With Brocade: 53" tall Image alone: 17. 75" x 24" Bottom dowel: 38. 5" Please note: Thangkas, Canvas Prints, and Long Life Arrows are large