Buddhist Deity: Vajravidarana Main Page - Himalayan Art
Vajravidarana is a male meditational deity. He can appear as white and peaceful, green and semi-peaceful/semi-wrathful, or blue and wrathful. Four different forms are found in the Kriya classification of Tantra and one wrathful form with a seventy-five deity mandala in the anuttarayoga classification of Tantra. Study Topics: - Description ...
Item: Mandala of Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue
Vajravidarana is a male meditational deity. He can appear as white and peaceful, green and semi-peaceful/semi-wrathful, or blue and wrathful. Four different forms are found in the Kriya classification of Tantra and one wrathful form with a seventy-five deity mandala in the anuttarayoga classification of Tantra.
Four Mandalas of the Vajravali Cycle | Rubin Museum of …
2007年6月1日 · This exquisite thangka is the thirteenth painting in a set depicting the mandalas of the Vajravali cycle, a compendium of Esoteric teachings compiled by the eleventh-century Indian master Abhayakaragupta and widely transmitted in Tibet.This painting is from the set commissioned by the founder of Ngor Ewam Monastery (1429), Ngorchen Kunga Zangpo ...
Mandala of Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) (Himalayan Art)
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Four Mandalas of the Vajravali Cycle — Google Arts & Culture
It features, from left to right and top to bottom, the Vajradhatu mandala with an eight-armed form of Vairochana in the center; the Durgatiparishodhana mandala with the central Shakyasimha,...
Four Mandalas of the Vajravali Series | Kimbell Art Museum
In this highly complex and elaborate work, four individual mandalas have been incorporated into an all-encompassing mandala of the Five Pancharaksha Goddesses. The upper-left mandala depicts these goddesses, popular deities for protection against sickness, misfortune, and …
Four Mandalas of the Vajravali Series — Google Arts & Culture
In this highly complex and elaborate work, four individual mandalas have been incorporated into an all-encompassing mandala of the Five Pancharaksha Goddesses. The upper-left mandala depicts...
Vajrabhairava mandala | China - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Title: Vajrabhairava mandala. Period: Yuan dynasty (1271–1368) Date: ca. 1330–32. Culture: China. Medium: Silk tapestry (kesi) Dimensions: Overall: 96 5/8 x 82 5/16 in. (245.5 x 209 cm) Overall (framed and mounted): H. 113 1/2 in. (288.3 cm); W. 90 1/2 in. (229.9 cm); D. 3 3/4 in. (9.5 cm); Wt. 230.3 lb. (104.5 kg) Classification: Textiles ...
Item: Mandala of Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue
Vajravidarana (Buddhist Deity) - Blue - Publication: Tibetan Painting, The Jucker Collection - Central Tibet - mandala
Mandala of Manjuvajra of the Vajravali Set Commissioned in …
Historian David Jackson and art historian Christian Luczanits investigate one fourteenth-century mandala in the Nepalese-inspired Beri artistic style, tracing the textual sources for both the deities and the patrons.
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