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Citipati-30798
Citipati-30798
Date Added : 2023-09-11 04:46:59      (173)Views

Citipati, Buddhist Scroll, Made In Lokta Paper, Screen Printed, and Hand-painted

Code HME30798
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32cm (13")
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19.5cm (8")
Weight 50 gm - 0.11 lbs
Material Nepali Paper
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Citipati
In Tibetan Buddhism, the Citipati, or "Lords of the Cemetery" are two mythological Buddhist ascetics, who were so deep in their meditation, they were caught unawares by a thief and beheaded even before they knew they were dead. As a symbol, the Citipati represents the eternal dance of death and perfect awareness. They are usually depicted as a male/female pair of intertwined skeletons caught up in an ecstatic dance. The dance of the Citipati is commemorated twice annually in Tibet with ritual dances. The Citipati are invoked as 'wrathful deities, benevolent protectors who appear as fierce beings with a demonic appearance. Read More
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The Citipati are two skeletons, one of a man and the other of a woman, represented with arms and legs interlaced, dancing the Tsam dance. They are considered to be masters of the cemetery. The Citipati are one of the seventy-five forms of Mahakala and are visible reminders of the impermanence of everything worldly. Their mouths are parted in a large grin, showing all their teeth. Each wears a long scarf. According to a Northern Buddhist legend, the Citipati were, in a former existence, two ascetics who were once lost in such deep meditation that they did not notice that a thief had cut off their heads and thrown them in the dust. Since that time they have been ferocious enemies of thieves, having vowed eternal vengeance. This legend is somewhat similar to that of Yama. In the cemetery, the Citipati are supposed to perform a skeleton ritual dance during which they blow the Tibetan long horns. In most monasteries the dance, symbolic of the cycle of life and death, is performed in the monastery cemetery once in summer and once in winter by monks wearing masks.
Lokta Paper Scroll : Brief Introduction
Introducing our Buddhist and Hindu Icon Scroll on Lokta Paper - a stunning fusion of spirituality and artistry that serves as both a meaningful gift and a beautiful addition to your home decor or altar. Crafted with care and precision, this scroll showcases a collection of various iconic figures from the realms of Buddhism and Hinduism, each screen-printed onto high-quality Lokta paper. Read More
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