Citipati Dance of Death Antique Tibetan Thangka | Buddhist Skeleton Skulls, Himalayan Vintage All-Over-Print Tshirt Platonic Solids We provide high-quality

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The simplicity of sumi-e is considered to be a quintessential aspect of Japanese aesthetics and is said to reflect the Japanese sense of beauty

Chinese deity

The deity is often depicted with frightening features such as sharp teeth

involving the purification and transmutation of material elements into higher spiritual substances

Citipati Dance of Death Antique Tibetan Thangka | Buddhist Skeleton Skulls, Himalayan Vintage All-Over-Print Tshirt Platonic Solids We provide high-qualityCitipati is a protector deity or dharmapala in Tibetan Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism of the Himalayas, often depicted as two skeletal deities, male and female, dancing within a halo of flames. As a protector deity, Citipati's role is to guard Buddhist followers from dangers and enemies, and to defend the dharma, or the teachings of Buddhism. In this context, Citipati is a manifestation of the power of all five tathagatas (Buddhas), and symbolizes