Private 4, Painting (Masterworks)

The first painting of Shri Devi appears to be a 19th century commission. The three following paintings are dated to the 16/17th century and most likely originate from Sakya Monastery in Tsang Province, Central Tibet. The remaining black ground paintings are modern commissions of the 20th century. (See the Black Ground Paintings main page.)

Shri Devi (Buddhist Protector)
Magzor Gyalmo

Mahakala (Buddhist Protector)
Panjarnata (Lord of the Pavilion)

Shri Devi (Buddhist Protector)
Dudsolma

Mahakala (Buddhist Protector)
Panjaranata - Retinue Figure

Mahakala (Buddhist Protector)
Legden (Excellent One)

Mahakala (Buddhist Protector)
Legden (Excellent One)

Worldly Protector (Buddhist)
Drogdze Wangmo

Mahottara Heruka (Buddhist Deity)
(21 Faces)

Mahakala (Buddhist Protector)
Legden (Excellent One)

Worldly Protector (Buddhist)
Pehar

Worldly Protector (Buddhist)
Shanglon

Vajrakila (Eight Pronouncements)

Vajrakila (Eight Pronouncements)