Machig Labdron Thangka No 1 Masks they are separated into product

they are separated into product codes by weight in 100g increments

Measurements: 33cm diameter

The wooden doors feature hand sculpted and boldly painted florals

According to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition

Slightly more subdued colours for those of you that are looking for something a little less 'out there'

Machig Labdron Thangka No 1 Masks they are separated into productMachig Labdron is commonly viewed as a dakini, a yogini and as a deity. She was unusual in that she was both a woman and a Tibetan, distinguishing her from the normal path of Indian male Buddhist masters. Machig Labdron spent her life in various guises, a brilliant scholar, respected teacher, caring mother and wandering mendicant. She is depicted here holding a damaru double headed drum in her right hand and a ghanta bell in her left, her leg raised