Zhixing Buddha Mother Thangka

[Thangka of Zhixing Buddha Mother]

Thangka of Zhixing Buddha Mother, 17th century, Tibet, painted on cloth, 75 cm high, 78 cm horizontal, 57 cm vertical and 40 cm horizontal
According to Tibetan secret, if you practice according to the ritual of Wisdom, you can avoid disasters, prolong your life, and increase your wisdom
The mother of Zhixing Buddha is the mother of Anger Buddha, with red body and four arms on one side. He wears a skull crown on his head, his hair stands up, and his body is hung with a large human head wreath. The upper and middle hands of the four arms hold lotus bows and arrows in the shape of pulling the bow to shoot; The next one is holding the flower arrow and the other is holding the diamond rope. Wearing a tiger skin skirt at the waist, dancing in a standing posture, with the left leg independent, and stepping on one person. In the middle of the upper boundary is the holding of the Gabalahi Vajra, the white naked below is the achievement of Dong Biheiruga, and the yellow body is the achievement of Fallupo. The red body on the left side of the lower boundary is the Di Nu Heavenly Mother, the white arms in the middle are the Ming Buddha Mother, and the red Zenglu Buddha Mother is on the lower right. The center and outer edge of the painting are inlaid with orange and yellow braided brocade edges. This is the Thangka in the early Qianlong period
There is a yellow bar attached to the Thangka, which is written in Chinese: “On May 17, the 14th year of Qianlong’s reign, the young eunuch Hu Shijie sent a message to the Tibetan painting of Zhixing Buddha Mother.”