A THANGKA WITH A CHANDA MAHAROSHANA MANDALA

Tibet or Nepal, 19th century

Painted in bright colorus on a thick canvas, depicting in the center the divinity Chanda Maharoshana embracing her consort Mamaki, in the right hand a sword, around the eight achala, the frame of the circular medallion still with numerous characters, on the rest of the surface other deities of Tibetan Buddhism.

56,3 x 44,2 cm

Provenance: Italian private collection.

Chanda Maharoshana, also known as Krodharaja Achala ("the immovable"), is a meditation deity with wrathful appearance.

Tibet or Nepal, 19th century

Painted in bright colorus on a thick canvas, depicting in the center the divinity Chanda Maharoshana embracing her consort Mamaki, in the right hand a sword, around the eight achala, the frame of the circular medallion still with numerous characters, on the rest of the surface other deities of Tibetan Buddhism.

56,3 x 44,2 cm

Provenance: Italian private collection.

Chanda Maharoshana, also known as Krodharaja Achala ("the immovable"), is a meditation deity with wrathful appearance.