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| Painting, Size colours on linen, 111.5x69 cm |
| Origin: China, Tangut State of Hsi Hsia, Khara-Khoto, Second half of the 12th century |
| Source of entry: State Russian Museum, 1933 |
| Theme: Religion and Mythology of the East |
| Exibition: Chinese Art and Culture: 2,000 BC - 20th century |
| Vajrayogini
- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In her form as Vajravarahi, when she is known as 'the Vajra Sow' she is often pictured with a sow's head on the side of her own and in one form has the head ... |
| Vajrayogini -
Vajravarahi, Red (Himalayan Art) Vajravarahi, Five Deity (Tibetan: dor je phag mo lha nga): principal tutelary ... This form of Vajravarahi is one of the special practices of the Kagyu ... |
| Pig, Sow
& Boar Vajravarahi, red in colour, presides over the west and is believed to .... At left is a similar depiction: Boar-slayer, Buddhist Deity, Vajravarahi as ... |
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