Cloud Bucket Bag festival and carpets

and carpets

Vajrapani is depicted as being wrathful in aspect

“I won’t eat human flesh

taking a break on the pasture look up at their changing shapes

Avalokiteshvara is the embodiment of the compassion of all beings – both the enlightened and those striving for enlightenment

Cloud Bucket Bag festival and carpetsCompact and light, the bucket bag, with its round form that asserts itself as it fills, is always up to task. A cross between the tsampa bag and the Native Columbian Mochilla, it is made from sturdy cloud printed cotton canvas. Clouds, carrying water, driven by wind, dominate the Tibetan Plateau sky with their changing, billowing forms. They advance, retreat, and turn from white to yellow or pink depending on the time of day, and from grey to