This powerful Newari-style thangka shows the Three Forms of Mahakala , fierce protectors in Vajrayana Buddhism. Surrounded by flames that burn away negativity and ignorance, each Mahakala stands on a lotus throne, crushing a figure beneath to represent the defeat of ego.

Center: Six-Armed Mahakala (Blue)

Main protector of the Karma Kagyu tradition. He holds symbolic weapons and wears a crown of skulls, showing the transformation of anger, pride, and other negative emotions.

Left: Bernagchen (Black Mahakala)

Known as the Black-Cloaked Mahakala, this form is dark-skinned and holds a curved knife and skull cup. He is especially honored in the Karma Kagyu lineage. 

Right: White Mahakala

A rare form symbolizing wealth and purity. His white body reflects compassion and the ability to offer material and spiritual support. 

Key Features:

1. Three Mahakalas - Blue, Black, and White Mahakala, each with protective power.
2. Newari Art Style - Rich, colorful, and detailed Buddhist art from Nepal.
3. Ideal For Meditation, Ritual Spaces - Perfect for altars, temples, and shrines. 
4. Art Collectors - A rare and meaningful piece of sacred Newari art.
5. Protection & Energy Clearing - Symbolically removes negativity and obstacles. 

Product Description:

• Hand Painted
• Size: 100 cm x 60 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal