Item: Padmasambhava - 8 Forms: Nyima Oser
| Origin Location | Central Tibet |
|---|---|
| Date Range | 1700 - 1799 |
| Lineages | Sakya |
| Size | 90.17x68.58cm (35.50x27in) |
| Material | Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton |
| Collection | Shelley & Donald Rubin |
| Catalogue # | acc.# P1998.7.3 |
| Painting School | Khyenri |
Classification: Deity
Appearance: Mahasiddha
Gender: Male
Nyima Ozer, Pema Jungne (English: Rays of the Sun, Lotus Born): from the set of Eight Manifestations of Padmasambhava.
Video: Nyima Oser (HAR #675)
In the austere appearance of a mahasiddha he is orange in colour with long black hair, some tied as a topknot. The right hand holds upright a katvanga staff and the left placed across the knee performs a mudra with the index finger extended - holding a lasso. Adorned with a skull crown, bone earrings, necklace, bracelets and the like he wears a green scarf, and a skirt of tiger skin; seated on a moon disc and multi-coloured lotus blossom seat.
At the the top are three Sakya lamas. At the bottom left is the goddess of power, Kurukulle. At the right is Maharakta Ganapati with an elephant head.
Jeff Watt 11-2000
Publication: Worlds of Transformation
Thematic Sets
Painting Tradition: Khyenri Main Page
Padmasambhava: Masterworks (Eight Forms)
Padmasambhava: Eight Forms Main Page
Padmasambhava: Nyima Oser
Painting Style: Examples
Collection of Shelley & Donald Rubin
Painting Style: Khyenri - Peaceful Deities & Semi Peaceful
Painting Style: Khyenri - Teachers & Siddhas
Collection of Shelley & Donald Rubin (Masterworks)
Padmasambhava: Nyima Oser Masterworks