Description
Chakrasamvara Yab-Yum Thangka Painting
* Original painting
* 20th Century
* Sized pigments on cotton
* Mounted in a Tibetan silk brocade frame
* Painting with silk brocade: 35″ wide from the top, 38″ wide from the bottom (43″ total width at bottom with brass knobs), and 52 3/4″ total height. The actual painting is 24 1/4″ wide X 29 1/4″ high.
Chakrasamvara is pictured here in non-dual union with his consort, Vajravarahi. Their embrace is known in Tibetan as the Yab-Yum, meaning “father-mother”. From the Tantric school of Vajrayana Buddhism, the Yab-Yum symbolizes the unity of all opposites as one. Chakrasamvara represents the Bodhisattva’s compassion, and Vajravarahi represents wisdom, or the realization of Emptiness.
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