Experience the powerful presence of Achi Chökyi Drolma with this sacred and meticulously crafted Thangka. Achi, a revered dharma-protector deeply connected to the Drikung Kagyu lineage, is honored for her yogic accomplishments and as the great-grandmother of Kyobpa Jikten Sumgön, the founder of the Drikung Kagyu tradition. She is revered as an emanation of Vajravarahi, embodying the qualities of guru, yidam, dakini, and dharma-protector. This thangka was specifically painted for a "pure vision" (Tib. daknang) practice, as revealed by Gyabra Tritsab Rinpoché, making it a powerful and meaningful addition to your spiritual practice.
Each Thangka is printed on high-quality Hahnemuehle canvas, offering vibrant color reproduction, and framed with traditional brocade. It is a spiritual masterpiece that offers protection, blessings, and a direct connection to the Drikung Kagyu lineage.
Symbolism & Meaning
Achi Chökyi Drolma embodies profound wisdom and protection, playing a significant role in the Drikung Kagyu lineage. She is revered for her prophecies regarding her great-grandson, Kyobpa Jikten Sumgön, and for her four aspects as guru, yidam, dakini, and dharma-protector. This thangka captures her as these powerful and protective spiritual figures, offering blessings and ensuring the continuation of the dharma.
Product Details
Available Sizes: Two sizes
Material: Hahnemuehle canvas print
Frame: Mounted on high-quality traditional brocade frame
Additional Features: Comes with a pair of wooden dowels and a thangka curtain
Crafted By: Painted under the guidance of Nubpa Rinpoche and the instruction of Gyabra Tritsab Rinpoche
Origin: Drikung, Tibet
How to Use
Hang this thangka in your meditation space or spiritual room to invoke blessings and protection from Achi Chökyi Drolma
Use as a focal point for your pure vision (daknang) practice of Achi, connecting with her as guru, yidam, dakini, and dharma-protector
Place on your altar for spiritual protection and to honor the lineage of the Drikung Kagyu
Ideal for practitioners wishing to enhance their connection to Achi Chökyi Drolma and Drikung Kagyu teachings
