15th Century Ngor School Tibetan Thangka – Chakrasamvara & Vajravarahi
This high-fidelity reproduction recreates a rare museum-held antique Sakya thangka, painted with natural mineral pigments on cotton. The central figure is twelve-armed Chakrasamvara (the Supreme Bliss Buddha) embracing his consort Vajravarahi, symbolizing the non-duality of wisdom and compassion. The rich crimson flame background, elaborate golden ornamentation and surrounding lineage masters fully represent the classic Ngor Monastery painting style of Central Tibet. Lightfast archival ink restores the antique texture and original sacred color palette, ideal for meditation space display and fine art collection.
