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Green Tara, also known as Khadiravani, is a powerful and benevolent goddess in Tibetan Buddhism. She is a female embodiment of compassion and is often depicted in a green color, which symbolizes her ability to provide protection and nourishment to ...

Mahākāla is a deity in Mahayana Buddhism, a branch of Buddhism practiced in East Asia, Southeast Asia, and parts of Central Asia. In folkloric Mahayana Buddhism, Mahākāla is considered a wrathful deity and is associated with the "power" of the ...

Vajrabhairava, also known as Yamantaka, is a powerful tantric deity in Tibetan Buddhism. He is considered a yidam, or a meditation deity, that is associated with the highest level of yoga tantra. As a destroyer of death, Vajrabhairava is believed ...

"Shinrai, the Japanese Thunder God" is a 19th-century Japanese woodblock print created by the artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi. The print is an example of the ukiyo-e style of art, which was popular in Japan during the Edo period. The print depicts ...

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, high-ranking Chinese officials didn’t need printed calling cards. They displayed their status with vibrant colors, gold threads, and animal patterns embroidered onto the surcoat. Different animals and birds were associated with different ranks and ...

Ichikawa Danjuro was a famous Kabuki actor in Japan, and Orochimaru is a character from Japanese folklore who is often depicted as a snake or dragon. The design depicts Ichikawa Danjuro engaging in a battle or fight with Orochimaru. Utagawa ...

In Japanese mythology, the Nue is a chimeric monster with the head of a monkey, the body of a tanuki (a type of raccoon dog), and the tail of a snake. It is said to have the ability to take ...

Rahula is a powerful and revered figure in the Nyingma School of Tibetan Buddhism, and is one of the Three Treasure Protectors of this tradition. In Tibetan art, Rahula is often depicted as a fierce and fearsome figure, with a ...

Palden Lhamo is considered to be one of the most powerful and fearsome protectors in Tibetan Buddhism. She is often depicted with a terrifying appearance, riding a mule or a donkey and holding a skull cup filled with blood, symbolizing ...

The Bardo Tsakali initiation cards are an important tool for Tibetan Buddhist monks, who use them while performing the Bardo Thodol, or The Tibet Book of the Dead. This ancient text is a guide for the deceased as they journey ...

One of the most popular subjects in Kalighat painting is the goddess Kali, who is depicted as a terrifying demoness wearing a garland of skulls and sticking out her blood-red tongue. This depiction of Kali was intended to be fearsome ...

Mahakala is also often shown holding a trident, which represents the three kayas, or bodies of the buddha. The handle of the trident represents the dharmakaya, the ultimate reality of the buddha; the upper spear represents the sambhogakaya, the enjoyment ...

This 19th century illustration is from the Sapta Chakra, an 1899 manuscript that describes the esoteric relationship between subtle energy, the physical body, and the mind. Chakras are part of ancient Indian system that maps life energy as it flows ...

Krishna and Radha Among the Lotuses is a popular theme in Indian art, literature, and culture. Krishna and Radha are two of the most revered deities in Hinduism, and their divine love and devotion for one another is celebrated in ...

The Jade Rabbit, also known as the "Moon Rabbit," is a prominent figure in Korean folklore. According to legend, the Jade Rabbit lives on the moon and is responsible for mixing an elixir of immortality. The rabbit is said to ...

In ancient Korea, the tiger was a popular subject in minhwa paintings and was often depicted with a ridiculous expression. This was done intentionally to represent the ruling class, and it was a way of satirizing the aristocracy. The tiger's ...

"Shuten Dōji at Oeyama" depicts a scene from a popular Japanese legend about the oni king Shuten Dōji. According to the story, Shuten Dōji was a powerful demon who terrorized the people of ancient Japan, until he was finally defeated ...

"A Monkey and a Tortoise" is a 19th-century Japanese woodblock ukiyo-e classic, created by the artist Hiroshige Utagawa in 1824. The use of a monkey and a tortoise in this image is significant as it is a reference to a ...

Mangala is the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity and happiness, and one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. Her presence is said to bring good fortune, prosperity and success to those who worship her with devotion and faith. Her ...

Mahakala as Panjarantha is believed to be the "original" Mahakala, from which all other manifestations of Mahakala emanate. As such, he is considered the most important and powerful form of Mahakala. This black-ground painting is a visualization image of Mahakala ...

Avalokiteshvara is revered as the bodhisattva of compassion, known by different names in different regions and languages, such as Guanyin in China, Kannon in Japan, and Chenrezig in Tibet. Avalokiteshvara is revered as a compassionate being who is dedicated to ...

Thai Tiger Sak Yant tattoos are a popular and powerful form of Thai Sak Yant design. The tiger is highly regarded in many cultures as a symbol of strength, courage, and protection. In the context of Sak Yant tattoos, the ...

Empaths and caregivers often bear the weight of others' emotional well-being. In this beautiful, yet challenging journey, it's vital to embrace the concept of self-care and to establish firm boundaries. This includes setting aside moments of rest and contemplation, like ...