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The Gelug school regards Mahakala as the protector associated with the training of one’s mind in the practices of the great scope
owning a tiger skin was a sign of spiritual and worldly influence
An inner circle around the hub illustrates the effects of actions
Our toiletry pouches feature ladies adorned in the traditional costumes of Tibet’s three regions (U-Tsang
Six sections between the spokes reveal different destinies as human beings
Brocade Mini Dresser The Gelug school regards MahakalaFlowers in stylized forms appear widely from the 11th century onwards, forming the core of Tibetan decorative art. They embellish the background of thangkas and decorate furniture, murals, and carpets. Our brocade flower patterned boxes are inspired by silk brocade patterns traditionally used to mount painted and appliqud thangkas. Skillfully crafted by our woodwork artisans, hand painted in traditional kyumbur style and finished with handmade brass