Goddesses and Dakinis
Twenty-One Taras
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This rare thangka portrays the complete assembly of the twenty-one Taras according to the tradition of the early Indian Buddhist master, Suryagupta. There are three main traditions that depict the twenty-one Taras, the first being the Nagarjuna and Atisha tradition, where all of the Taras are...
White Tara (Wish-Fulfilling Wheel)
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White Tara (Skt. Sita Tara: Tib. Drol-dkar) is the long-life aspect of the female saviouress Tara, the most popular Buddhist goddess of mercy and compassion. In her white longevity aspect she is also known as Saptalocana Tara, or 'seven-eyed' Tara, and as an important yidam or...
Machig Labdron
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NOTE: A similar unbrocaded thangka of this Machig Labdron painting by Sunlal is now available for sale. This new version is slightly larger with more detail in the background landscape. Priced at GBP £1,480.00. Machig Labdron, or Machik Labkyi Dronma (circa 1055-1153), was the famous...
Green Tara
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NOTE: The original unbrocaded thangka of this Green Tara composition by Sunlal is for sale, Priced at GBP £870.00. Green Tara (Tib. drol-ma jang), the “Saviouress or Liberator”, is the most well-known and beloved female deity in the Indo-Tibetan Buddhist pantheon. Legends relate...
Chinta-Chakra Tara
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White Tara (Skt. Sita Tara: Tib. Drolma-karmo) is the long-life aspect of Tara, the "Saviouress", the ever-popular Buddhist goddess of mercy and compassion. In her white long-life aspect she is also known as Saptalocana Tara, or "Seven-eyed Tara", and as an important yidam or...
White Khechari (Sukhasiddhi Yogini)
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This thangka depicts the secret dakini aspect of White Khechari, whose practice is associated with the eleventh century Indian yogini Sukhasiddhi. Sukhasiddhi lived in Kashmir and was the kind but impoverished mother of six children. One day she gave the last of her rice away to a wandering beggar,...
Vajravarahi (Dorje Phagmo)
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NOTE: A similar unbrocaded thangka of this composition, painted by the artist Dorje Tamang is now available for sale, Priced at GBP £990.00. Vajravarahi (Tib. Dorje Phagmo), meaning the 'Indestructible (vajra) Sow (varahi)', is a principal aspect of Vajrayogini, whose practice - both as a...
Ushnishavijaya Nine-Deity Assembly
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Ushnishavijaya, meaning the “Victorious one (Skt. vijaya) with a Crown Protuberance (Skt. usnisa)”, is a female long-life deity who manifests as an embodiment of enlightenment from the protuberance or usnisa that crowns the Buddha's head. Her main function is to bestow the...
Kurukulla
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Kurukulla is a semi-wrathful red dakini, whose practice as a powerful subjugating goddess is popular in all schools of Tibetan Buddhism. Kurukulla was an early Indian tribal goddess, and her name is included in the Hindu text of the Lalita-sahasra-nama, which lists the thousand names of the...
Red Tara
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Red Tara is known by the name of Rigjay Lhamo (Tib. Rig-byed lha-mo), meaning "The Fully-accomplished Goddess", who manifests as a peaceful emanation of the red subjugating goddess, Kurukulla. She is crowned by Amitabha Buddha, the Lord of the Padma Family, whose red colour represents the...
Yeshe Tsogyal and Dzogchen Protectors
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This thangka, from the Khandro Thugthik or 'Dakini Heart Essence' cycle of the Dudjom Tersar lineage, depicts the dakini Yeshe Tsogyal with three peaceful deities above, and the three principle protectors of the Dzogchen and 'Revealed Treasure' or terma tradition of the Nyingma...
Simhamukha and her Retinue
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Within the Nyingma tradition Simhamukha, the 'Lion-faced Dakini', is an important yidam or meditation deity of the wisdom or 'mother class' of tantras, Where she is recognized as a wrathful manifestation of Guhyajnana Dakini, the 'Secret wisdom dakini', who was the main female...
Sitatapatra (Tib. Du-kar)
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Sitatapatra (Tib. Dukar: gDugs-dkar), meaning the "White Parasol Lady", is one of the most complex deities in the Vajrayana Buddhist pantheon, with a thousand heads, a thousand arms, a thousand feet, a multitude of beings that she crushes underfoot, and ten million eyes that appear on every...
