Unframed Chakrasamvara Mandala Thangka | Wrathful Deity | 36 × 28 cm

The Tantric Cosmos of Chakrasamvara, Rendered in Extraordinary Detail

This exceptional Chakrasamvara Mandala Thangka is one of the most dramatic and iconographically sophisticated pieces in our collection. At the center of the palace gate mandala, the wrathful blue Chakrasamvara stands in union with his consort Vajravarahi, their fierce forms radiating the transformative power of highest yoga tantra. The mandala's concentric rings of deities, gate guardians, and offering figures are rendered with extraordinary precision and luminous color.

Above the mandala, Shakyamuni Buddha presides in golden serenity from a celestial temple pavilion, flanked by two Bodhisattvas, his peaceful presence offering a counterpoint to the wrathful energy below. The surrounding landscape is alive with wrathful protectors, fire offerings, and devotional scenes that frame the entire composition in a complete tantric universe.

The bold black border with a blue geometric inner border and the dense orange and pink decorative outer field give this piece a dramatic, museum-quality presence unlike any other thangka in our collection. This is a piece for the serious practitioner or collector.

Provenance

Hand-painted in Kathmandu, Nepal, circa 2000, by master artisans working in the living tradition of Nepalese sacred art.

Dimensions

• 14 inches tall x 11 inches wide
• Sold unframed, ready to hang or frame to your preference

What You'll Receive

• One hand-painted thangka on cotton canvas
• Pristine condition, no flaws or damage
• Authentic Kathmandu craftsmanship with gold detailing throughout
• Rare wrathful tantric subject matter: Chakrasamvara in union

Perfect For

• Vajrayana practitioners working with Chakrasamvara or highest yoga tantra
• Serious collectors of Himalayan tantric sacred art
• A powerful centerpiece for a dedicated practice space or altar

Chakrasamvara is the supreme deity of the Anuttarayoga Tantra, his wrathful form representing the complete transformation of desire into bliss wisdom. To practice before this thangka is to invoke that transformation directly.