Ekajati Thangka | Large | #1 Canvas Print falling down and getting back

falling down and getting back up—the kind of continuing effort of spiritual practice that all beings face

as a sign of fearlessness

Width: 5 in (13 cm)

an area of Kathmandu with centuries-old tradition of statue making

The robes are finished in a dark chocolate tone with engraved borders

Ekajati Thangka | Large | #1 Canvas Print falling down and getting backEkajati is a principal female protector in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly in the Nyingma tradition, where she is venerated as a guardian of the tantric path and a remover of obstacles. She is known for her fearsome appearance, typically depicted as black in color, with one central eye, one long white tooth, and yellow hair twisted into a single braid. This thangka is sourced directly from artists in Nepal. It is framed in traditional Tibetan silk