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Yamantaka / Vajrabhairava Tibetan Thangka Fine Art Tantric Meditation Buddha Giclee Print from Original Artwork by Kayla Komito Dorje Jigje
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Handmade
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Vintage from the 1990s
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Materials: Archival Rag paper, Archival Inks, watercolor, acid free, print, giclee
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Width: 11 inches
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Height: 14 inches
This Giclee Fine Art Print of the Tibetan Meditation Buddha Yamantaka comes from an original thangka commissioned by a practitioner in 1998. She had searched for an accurate portrayal of Yamantaka or Dorje Jigje on trips to Nepal, Tibet and Dharamsala India and had come up empty handed. There are many 'thangka sweat shops' in these places which have a mass production assembly-line using very young artists, who aren't too concerned with accuracy of proportion or color and this is all that she saw. She asked me if I would do one for her, being a watercolor painter who worked in a similar style and a practitioner. We consulted my Tibetan Lama Denma Locho Rinpoche and I was given permission to do it and subsequent thangkas, as long as I used the proportional grids.
This Tibetan Yidam is used (under the guidance of a Lama) to meditate on transforming anger into wisdom and transforming the fear of death. A mirror of sorts for our deluded perception of reality that causes the anger to arise. It is traditionally said though, that just 'looking' at this image can pacify anger and this is one of the reasons I offer it to the 'lay' community as well, in the form of a print. The Tibetan Lamas at the top are Tara Tulku, Je Tsongkapa and His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. (when the Dalai Lama saw this, he had a chuckle, because I put glasses on him and normally the Tibetan painters wouldn't have done this, because poor eyesight is a sign of mundane imperfection). At the bottom of the print stands: Kalarupa (or Yama the Lord of Death) and his sister Chamundi on top of a bull, protectors of the practitioner who meditates on this tantra.
The giclee print is done on archival paper with archival Inks. Signed, limited edition.
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Kayla and David Komito
Owner of KaylaKomitoSacredArt
23 shop reviews
0 out of 5 starsBeautiful print with extraordinary detail from a very talented artist. One note for those buying the 16 x 20 print- the image is 16 x 20, but the paper is 20 x 24. Keep that in mind as you shop for a frame.
Tina OG Nov 10, 2020
Stunning print of a stunning tangkha. The detail is wonderful, and unlike some tangkhas, the deity has real life and energy. Although it's a print, it's a very high quality giclee on nice paper and frames up beautifully. Thank you!
Derek Armstrong Sep 29, 2015
Radiant colors, beautiful paintings! Love them! I’m totally satisfied.
maspear2 Jul 12, 2021