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Painted Banner (Thangka) of Skull-Cup Bearing (Kapaladhara) Hevajra, c. 1604

Painted Banner (Thangka) of Skull-Cup Bearing (Kapaladhara) Hevajra, c. 1604


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Painted Banner (Thangka) of Skull-Cup Bearing (Kapaladhara) Hevajra, c. 1604

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Arms Bare Feet Buddhist Buddhists Congress Demon Demons Drinking Vessel Feet Foot Hand Gestures Hands Intercourse Legs Necklace Pigment On Cloth Severed Head Severed Heads Sexual Intercourse Skull Skulls Tangka Tanka Thangka Thanka Tibet Tibetan Tibetan Buddhism Trampling Barefoot Hand Gesture Nakedness Nudity Standard


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of art titled "Painted Banner (Thangka) of Skull-Cup Bearing (Kapaladhara) Hevajra, c. 1604". Created by an unknown artist, this exquisite thangka painting is housed in the prestigious Art Institute of Chicago. The vibrant colors and intricate details of this artwork transport viewers into the realm of Tibetan Buddhism. The central figure depicted is Hevajra, a deity associated with transformation and enlightenment. With his multiple arms and skull-cup bearing gesture, he exudes power and mysticism. Surrounded by demons and goddesses, Hevajra stands tall with bare feet trampling over ignorance and delusion. His severed heads symbolize the transcendence from worldly attachments to achieve spiritual liberation. Every element in this painting holds symbolic significance - from the jewelry adorning the figures to their hand gestures conveying profound teachings. The composition beautifully captures the essence of Tibetan Buddhist beliefs while showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. As we gaze upon this extraordinary artwork, we are reminded of the rich heritage preserved within it. This thangka serves as a testament to both artistic excellence and religious devotion that has endured for centuries. Through its display at the Art Institute of Chicago's Arts of Asia gallery, visitors have an opportunity to immerse themselves in Tibet's cultural tapestry and explore its deep-rooted spirituality through visual storytelling.

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