Yamantaka Thangka Painting Size:60 cm x 45 cm The Mandala practice of Kalchakra

The Mandala practice of Kalchakra is to initiate to “enter” into the mandala and identify with the deity represented therein

representing the severance of obstructions

and rituals to honor Avalokiteshvara

utilizing natural stone colors

Yamantaka Thangka Painting Size:60 cm x 45 cm The Mandala practice of KalchakraThangkas are an ancient Tibetan Buddhist art form in the form of scrolls, usually painted on fabric or paper. These works of art depict deities, sacred symbols, mandalas, and depictions of Buddhist mythology and cosmology. Additionally, they are utilized in meditation, as visual mnemonics for teachings, and as objects of veneration. Yamantaka is a deity in Tibetan Buddhism, falling under Anuttarayoga Tantra the highest class of Tantric practices.