Himalayan Art Resources

Item: Vajrapani (Bodhisattva & Buddhist Deity) - Mahachakra

ཕྱག་ན་རྡོ་རྗེ། 金刚手菩萨
(item no. 65128)
Origin Location Tibet
Date Range 1100 - 1199
Lineages Buddhist
Size 57.15x38.10cm (22.50x15in)
Material Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton
Collection Rubin Museum of Art
Catalogue # acc. #C2002.25.1
Notes about the Central Figure

Classification: Deity

Appearance: Wrathful

Gender: Male

Interpretation / Description

Vajrapani (Tibetan: chag na dor je. English: the Vajra Holder): wrathful Tutelary Deity, representing the power of all Buddhas.

Sanskrit: Vajrapani Tibetan: chag na dor je

Jeff Watt 5-2003

Secondary Images
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Publication: Tibet, Tradition & Change

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Buddhist Deity: Vajrapani, Mahachakra Page
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Buddhist Deity: Vajrapani, Wrathful (Early Paintings)
Collection of RMA: Painting Masterworks Page
Publication: Tibet, Tradition & Change (Painting)
Collection of Rubin Museum of Art: Vajrapani Painting Masterworks
Buddhist Deity: Vajrapani, Mahachakra (Masterworks)
Collection of RMA: Iconographically Rare Works
Painting Style: Indian (11th to 13th century)
Buddhist Deity: Vajrapani Main Page
Collection of Rubin Museum of Art (RMA): Main Page