Mahakala masker - wit ayutthaya This was initially celebrated in

This was initially celebrated in Augustusada

The parchment holds the ink well and the letters remain black and easy to read

Maar de kleinere potten werden soms ook gebruikt voor geitenmelk en om yakboter in te bewaren

Length: ±33 cm (linear)

Lengte: ±43 cm (lineair gemeten)

Mahakala masker - wit ayutthaya This was initially celebrated inDimensions: 22 x 20 x 9 cm. Mahakala is a god from both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Particularly in Vajrayana Buddhism (the Tibetan tradition). He is often depicted as a strong, angry deity who is worshipped as a protector of the dharma (the Buddhist teaching) and protector against evil influences. Furthermore, during Tantric rituals he represents liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the destruction of ignorance. The appearance of Mahakala