Mahakala masker - wit wooden Numerous additional masses have been

Numerous additional masses have been found over the years

There is a tear that does not go all the way through and gives the mask a beautiful tribal look

Deze oude foto is afkomstig uit een werkend krantenarchief en vertoont daarom routinematige fysieke onvolkomenheden

De poeder wordt in mallen geplaatst en wordt vervolgens in ovens gebakken

especially Cambodia and Laos

Mahakala masker - wit wooden Numerous additional masses have beenDimensions: 22 x 20 x 9 cm. Mahakala is a god from both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Particularly in Vajrayana Buddhism (the Tibetan tradition). He is often depicted as a strong, angry deity who is worshipped as a protector of the dharma (the Buddhist teaching) and protector against evil influences. Furthermore, during Tantric rituals he represents liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the destruction of ignorance. The appearance of Mahakala