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Acala Gold-Ground Miniature Thangka

This hand-painted Acala thangka combines a blue three-eyed form, raised sword, lasso and compact kneeling posture on a gold ground.

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Maker
旦角先
Subject
Acala
Painting dimensions (unframed)
4 × 5 cm
Materials
100% natural mineral pigments on a prepared painting support. Recorded raw materials: azurite, cinnabar, realgar, iron-oxide ochre, chalk (calcite), lampblack, 24K genuine-gold details.
Techniques
Hand-painted
Work reference
HS-THA-20260725-TG-011

Description

About this work.

The image visibly presents a blue three-eyed wrathful figure raising a sword, holding a lasso, and kneeling against a gold-toned ground.

A blue body, three eyes, raised sword, lasso, and kneeling posture form a concentrated wrathful image.

Traditional context and devotional practice

Devotees traditionally pray for immovable resolve, the cutting of delusion, the removal of obstacles and protection in their practice.

What to notice

A blue three-eyed wrathful figure raises a sword and holds a lasso in a compact kneeling posture. Flame-like lines and the gold-toned ground sharpen the outline, while the bent legs and diagonally lifted blade keep the small image visibly charged and controlled.

Compared with the golden-dragon line-drawing work, this painting is denser and more frontal: colour, body and gold ground carry the impact instead of the movement of a dragon.

Choose this work if you prefer a compact wrathful image with saturated colour, a strong frontal figure and clearly legible sword-and-lasso attributes. It rewards close viewing of facial expression, posture and the tension between blue body and gold ground.

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