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Eleven-Headed Avalokiteshvara hand-woven muslin

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Description

hand-woven muslin

The eight auspicious symbols are the most commonly used motifs in both Tibetan religious and folk art

Padmasambhava hid many teachings called  Terma

it features an internal zipper pocket and handmade frog button zipper pulls

the first floor and the outermost square represent the qualities of a Buddha’s bodily activities

Eleven-Headed Avalokiteshvara hand-woven muslinAvalokiteshvara is the personification of all the compassion experienced by beings, both enlightened and those striving for enlightenment. According to Buddhist mythology, this particular form of Avalokiteshvara emanated when a more primordial form the four armed Avalokiteshvara swore a pledge that he would dedicate his entire existence to guiding beings from the paths of delusion. So intense was his motivation that he wished for his head to split

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