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Marici is a Buddhist deity, once popular among the warrior class in China, Korea and Japan; her earliest icons are found in northeast Andhra Pradesh (
Marici is a Buddhist deity, once popular among the warrior class in China, Korea and Japan; her earliest icons are found in northeast Andhra Pradesh (5th to 7th century, above) and Tibet.
Mārīcī has been a popular goddess – in some cases a god – in East Asian Buddhism. She is typically depicted as multi-armed and riding a boar, or a cha
Mārīcī has been a popular goddess – in some cases a god – in East Asian Buddhism. She is typically depicted as multi-armed and riding a boar, or a chariot pulled by boars.
Mārīcī painted 1600–1699, Central Tibet. by Choying Dorje.
Mārīcī painted 1600–1699, Central Tibet. by Choying Dorje.
Mārīcī with eight-arms and four faces riding on a boar – Hongfashan Temple, Hong Kong
Mārīcī with eight-arms and four faces riding on a boar – Hongfashan Temple, Hong Kong
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Shiva and his family stringing severed heads into a garland (mundamala), c. 1810
Shiva and his family stringing severed heads into a garland (mundamala), c. 1810
Mahakala wearing the mundamala
Mahakala wearing the mundamala
Image: Calcutta Art Studio   Goddess Kali   1883
Image: Calcutta Art Studio Goddess Kali 1883
Image: Calcutta art studio Chinnamasta
Image: Calcutta art studio Chinnamasta