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| navigate by keyword : tibetan gouache cloth 18th century thangka hevajra display dallas museum art texas painted used shrines religious festivals painting shows one important guardian dieties guards monk derived hindu god shiva encircled flames skulls embracing female counterpart nairatma sixteen hands hold bodhisattva |
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| Pictured is a Tibetan gouache on cloth 18th century thangka with Hevajra on display in the Dallas Museum of Art in Dallas, Texas. A thangka is a painted cloth used in shrines or at religious festivals. This painting shows Hevajra, one of the important guardian dieties, who guards a Tibetan monk. Hevajra is derived from the Hindu god Shiva. He is shown encircled with flames and skulls, embracing his female counterpart, Nairatma. Each of his sixteen hands hold a bodhisattva. |
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