Iconographic Drawings: Chakrashamvara with Vajravarahi, Hevajra with Nairatmya, and Yamantaka (verso)

The image depicts a worn, aged piece of fabric with four panels featuring drawings of multiple deities. The fabric appears to be made of a light-brown material, possibly burlap or similar fabric, with frayed edges. * **Left Panel** * A drawing of a deity with multiple arms and legs. * The deity has a crown on its head. * The deity is holding objects in some of its hands. * There are other smaller drawings and writing on the panel. * **Second Panel from Left** * A drawing of a deity with multiple arms and legs. * The deity appears to have a second figure on top of its head. * The deity is holding objects in some of its hands. * There are other smaller drawings and writing on the panel. * **Right Two Panels** * Faded drawings of deities. * The drawings are not as detailed as those on the left two panels. The image shows a piece of fabric with intricate drawings of deities and other figures, likely from an ancient or cultural context. The fabric's aged appearance and frayed edges suggest it may be a relic or artifact. Without more information, the exact meaning or significance of the image cannot be determined.

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Dimensions: 1263 × 782 px
Museum Record: View original

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Iconographic Drawings: Chakrashamvara with Vajravarahi, Hevajra with Nairatmya, and Yamantaka (verso)

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