Description
the Mughal shirt evokes the meeting of cultures that is India
a painting of the Wheel of Life was often found near the entrance to Buddhist temples
His outstretched arms represent his great desire to reach out to the beings wandering in samsara
the sight of flocks of cranes migrating up from the south brought joy and happiness
Stitched from sturdy cotton canvas
Dzipak tibetan art the Mughal shirt evokes theThe grimacing Dzipak is so consumed by greed that he devours his own body, leaving only his head. Assigned as a celestial gatekeeper, he peers menacingly down from pillar capitals and snarls out of ornamental door handles. Also known as the Time Eater, he chews on time and spits forth an unending stream of jewels. by Tibetan artist Sonam Yeshi
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