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.
The Tungam mask, like Mahakala, represents in a terrifying form an angry local deity. The mask is worn in various traditional dances together with fascinating and colourful costumes. The Tungam Cham, the dance of wrathful deities, it has even been given its name.
The Tungam mask, like Mahakala, represents in a terrifying form an angry local deity. The mask is worn in various traditional dances together with fascinating and colourful costumes. The Tungam Cham, the dance of wrathful deities, it has even been given its name.
This mask is terrifying in nature and the mask dance associated with it is performed usually with a torch of light punctuated with terrifying shouts of the dancers. The main purpose of this mask dance is to ward off or chase away the lurking evil spirits around the human vicinity.
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.
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.
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 black demon - Dey Nagchung is one of the important character during the judgement proper during the The Dance of the Judgement of the Dead (Raksha Marcham). The black demon is responsible for describing the man’s wicked actions in detail and take the sinner to hell to punish for the sin man committed while being human.
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.
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$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
$200.00The Tungam mask, like Mahakala, represents in a terrifying form an angry local deity. The mask is worn in various traditional dances together with fascinating and colourful costumes. The Tungam Cham, the dance of wrathful deities, it has even been given its name.In Stock
$100.00The Tungam mask, like Mahakala, represents in a terrifying form an angry local deity. The mask is worn in various traditional dances together with fascinating and colourful costumes. The Tungam Cham, the dance of wrathful deities, it has even been given its name.In Stock
$145.00This mask is terrifying in nature and the mask dance associated with it is performed usually with a torch of light punctuated with terrifying shouts of the dancers. The main purpose of this mask dance is to ward off or chase away the lurking evil spirits around the human vicinity.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
$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
$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
$300.00The black demon - Dey Nagchung is one of the important character during the judgement proper during the The Dance of the Judgement of the Dead (Raksha Marcham). The black demon is responsible for describing the man’s wicked actions in detail and take the sinner to hell to punish for the sin man committed while being human.In Stock
$145.00It 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