This hand-carved Bhutanese festival mask is a stunning piece of art that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Vajrayana Buddhism.
In Bhutan, it represents Gomo, the guardian of Gasa and Punakha valleys. However, in other Tibetan and Hindu traditions it represents the protective deity, Mahakala.
Crafted meticulously by a skilled artisan in Eastern Bhutan, this mask embodies traditional techniques and symbolism passed down through generations. Each intricate detail in the mask tells a story and holds a spiritual significance in Vajrayana Buddhism.
Whether displayed as an ornamental piece or worn during festivals and ceremonies, this mask is a testament to the craftsmanship and devotion to tradition that characterises Himalayan arts. Its intricate carvings and vibrant colours add a touch of mystique and elegance to any space, making it a truly unique and captivating piece for spiritual folks, collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Gomo blue mask is part of a set of two, together with the Gyengye the female red mask. They are traditionally hanged or displayed together to protect your house from evil forces and bad energy, but they can be sold together or separately.
Product Details:
Dimensions: 26x30x18cm
Weight: 1940g
Material: Wood
Origin of material: Bhutan
Colours: Hand-painted with acrylic colours.
Production Method: Hand-carved in Eastern Bhutan.
Production Duration: About 6 weeks.
Product care: Dust and clean with a damp cloth, then dry well. Keep away from direct sunlight.
As all of our fabrics and artefacts are handmade, every piece is one of a kind, and virtually impossible to replicate, no matter how hard the artisan tries.
This hand-carved Bhutanese festival mask is a stunning piece of art that showcases the rich cultural heritage of Vajrayana Buddhism.
In Bhutan, it represents Gomo, the guardian of Gasa and Punakha valleys. However, in other Tibetan and Hindu traditions it represents the protective deity, Mahakala.
Crafted meticulously by a skilled artisan in Eastern Bhutan, this mask embodies traditional techniques and symbolism passed down through generations. Each intricate detail in the mask tells a story and holds a spiritual significance in Vajrayana Buddhism.
Whether displayed as an ornamental piece or worn during festivals and ceremonies, this mask is a testament to the craftsmanship and devotion to tradition that characterises Himalayan arts. Its intricate carvings and vibrant colours add a touch of mystique and elegance to any space, making it a truly unique and captivating piece for spiritual folks, collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Gomo blue mask is part of a set of two, together with the Gyengye the female red mask. They are traditionally hanged or displayed together to protect your house from evil forces and bad energy, but they can be sold together or separately.
Product Details:
Dimensions: 26x30x18cm
Weight: 1940g
Material: Wood
Origin of material: Bhutan
Colours: Hand-painted with acrylic colours.
Production Method: Hand-carved in Eastern Bhutan.
Production Duration: About 6 weeks.
Product care: Dust and clean with a damp cloth, then dry well. Keep away from direct sunlight.
As all of our fabrics and artefacts are handmade, every piece is one of a kind, and virtually impossible to replicate, no matter how hard the artisan tries.
