Hayagriva Thangka (Hand Painted, 18"x24")

Experience the powerful and transformative presence of Hayagriva, the wrathful deity of the Padma (Lotus) Family. Hayagriva is the embodiment of the speech aspect of all Buddhas and represents the wrathful activity of Buddha Amitabha. Rooted in the Terma (Treasure) tradition of Kyergangpa from the 12th century, this Thangka captures Hayagriva’s fierce energy, which cuts through illusion and false attachments to reveal the true nature of reality—the enlightened mind.

This is the only Hayagriva Thangka obtained by Yedor during his last trip to Bhutan, making it a rare and unique piece for collectors and practitioners alike.

Symbolism & Meaning

Hayagriva, as a wrathful deity, embodies the transformative power of speech and wisdom, cutting through ignorance and attachments. His fierce appearance and powerful energy are directed toward the purification of the mind, revealing the inherent wisdom of all Buddhas. This Thangka serves as a potent reminder of the importance of wisdom and the need to break free from illusions in pursuit of enlightenment.

Product Details

Painted Area: 18” x 24”
Total Thangka Size: 30” x 51”
Material: Hand-painted with traditional Tibetan techniques
Frame: Premium traditional brocade border
Origin: Acquired during a rare trip to Bhutan

How to Use

Display in your meditation space or altar to invoke Hayagriva’s wisdom and protection
Use as a focal point for mantra recitation, meditation, and spiritual purification
Ideal for practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of wisdom and cut through illusion
A rare and meaningful addition to any thangka collection, especially for those following the Padma (Lotus) Family teachings