Cittapati Decorative Bone Carving cashmere followed by a bell and

followed by a bell and a vajra on the second one

High note - F5 714 Hz

Mahakala's wrath is compassionate

This animal often accompanies wealth deities representing their power to remove material/mundane discomfort so that people can focus on their spiritual journey

Weight: 571 g

Cittapati Decorative Bone Carving cashmere followed by a bell andBeautiful bone carving featuring Cittapati a pair of dancing skeletons. Cittapati (Sanskrit: Cittapti) is a powerful symbolic figure in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly within the Vajrayana (Tantric) tradition. The name roughly means Lord of the Funeral Pyre or Mind Lord, and it is most famously represented as a pair of dancing skeletonsusually male and femalelocked in a joyful embrace or dance. Symbolism of Cittapati: Dancing in the Face of Death