it is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.
It is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.
Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.
The deer mask with its magnificent antlers and the detailed painting is used together with bright yellow skirts in mystical mask dances during Tshechus, the traditional festivals in Bhutan. This dance is performed in gratitude for Guru Rinpoche.
Red Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.
The deer mask with its magnificent antlers and the detailed painting is used together with bright yellow skirts in mystical mask dances during Tshechus, the traditional festivals in Bhutan. This dance is performed in gratitude for Guru Rinpoche.
it is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.
The tiger is one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the mysticism of Bhutan. The four dignities bring people strength, wisdom and happiness. Quietly walking on the earth, the tiger stands for modesty, attention and confidence.
The tiger is often bought in a set together with the Snow Lion, the Garuda and the Dragon.
The snow lion is also one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. The snow lion is a symbol of lightness, joy and cheerfulness, and wanders untroubled through the heights of the mountains.
Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.
Bhutan is able to support the art of fine mask-making, perhaps because it’s still preserve its culture and craftsmanship for its age old tradition. This mask of Yama, Lord of the Underworld, is a beautiful example of what can still be purchased in that remote Himalayan country. Craftsmanship is alive and well. And yes, these masks are still used during...
The elaborately carved mask is richly decorated and painted in great detail. It shows black circles on a dark brown background enriched with golden ornaments. Short white horns, which are removable, embellish this piece of art.
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$170.00it is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.In Stock
$110.00It is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.In Stock
$165.00Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.In Stock
$350.00The deer mask with its magnificent antlers and the detailed painting is used together with bright yellow skirts in mystical mask dances during Tshechus, the traditional festivals in Bhutan. This dance is performed in gratitude for Guru Rinpoche.In Stock
$125.00Red Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.In Stock
$350.00The deer mask with its magnificent antlers and the detailed painting is used together with bright yellow skirts in mystical mask dances during Tshechus, the traditional festivals in Bhutan. This dance is performed in gratitude for Guru Rinpoche.In Stock
$165.00it is one of the twelve different types of masks which are the replication of twelve different animals symbolising the twelve years which complete a cycle in the Bhutanese lunar calendar.In Stock
$145.00The tiger is one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the mysticism of Bhutan. The four dignities bring people strength, wisdom and happiness. Quietly walking on the earth, the tiger stands for modesty, attention and confidence. The tiger is often bought in a set together with the Snow Lion, the Garuda and the Dragon.In Stock
$110.00The snow lion is also one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. The snow lion is a symbol of lightness, joy and cheerfulness, and wanders untroubled through the heights of the mountains.In Stock
$120.00Garuda is a horned bird-like mythical creature and one of the four venerable animals (the four dignities) in the Bhutanese mysticism. Together, the four dignities help people during their life to achieve happiness. Garuda is the ruler of the skies, symbolising fearlessness and strength.In Stock
$230.00Bhutan is able to support the art of fine mask-making, perhaps because it’s still preserve its culture and craftsmanship for its age old tradition. This mask of Yama, Lord of the Underworld, is a beautiful example of what can still be purchased in that remote Himalayan country. Craftsmanship is alive and well. And yes, these masks are still used during...In Stock
$120.00The elaborately carved mask is richly decorated and painted in great detail. It shows black circles on a dark brown background enriched with golden ornaments. Short white horns, which are removable, embellish this piece of art.In Stock