Description
representing his generosity in giving teachings of the Dharma
natural look
trampling Kamadeva
Vajrapani is depicted as being wrathful in aspect
the number
Brocade Stationery Box representing his generosity in givingFlowers in stylized forms appear widely from the 11th century onwards, forming the core of Tibetan decorative art. They embellish the background of thangkas and decorate furniture, murals, and carpets. Our brocade flower patterned boxes are inspired by silk brocade patterns traditionally used to mount painted and appliqud thangkas. Our Brocade Stationary Box is designed to hold your treasured writing essentials. Of comfortable size, it includes a
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