$128
This handmade wooden mask of the Citipati, crafted by skilled artisans in Nepal, symbolizes transcendence and impermanence, reflecting the essence of Tibetan culture.
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 35 × 40 cm |
| Shipped from | Nepal |
This handmade wooden mask represents the Citipati, revered as the guardians of the cemetery and symbols of transcendence and impermanence. Crafted with care by skilled artisans in Nepal, this piece is a vibrant expression of Tibetan culture and spirituality, painted in a serene blue. Made from poplar wood, it serves as a profound reminder of the transient nature of life.
| Weight | 2000 2 kg – 4.41 lbs |
| Size | Height 40 cm (16″) |
| Material | Poplar Wood |
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Masks are used in Hinduism, Buddhism, and by the tribal groups of the Himalayas. Their primary function is for use in religious and theatrical dance. Tribal groups use masks in shamanistic healing and exorcism rituals.
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