Nairatmya Thangka (Hand Painted, 9" x 12") Stupa it serves as a blessing

it serves as a blessing to pacify all illness and suffering

Altar Use – Place the torma on your altar or offering table as part of your regular Vajrayana practice

Vaishravana (Tib

the statue serves as a reminder of the importance of healing in all aspects of life

Traditional Symbolism – Rooted in the timeless tradition of Tibetan Buddhism

Nairatmya Thangka (Hand Painted, 9" x 12") Stupa it serves as a blessingThis original, hand painted thangka features Nairatmya, a central female Buddha in Vajrayana Buddhism. Nairatmya is deeply connected to the Hevajra cycle of tantras and is depicted as the consort of Hevajra. Her practice is often regarded as both simple and effective, especially in comparison to the more complex Hevajra practices. It is said that practicing Nairatmya, particularly in the current age, can accelerate spiritual realization and