Citipati
Thangka gods and figures are a beautiful and traditional form of Tibetan art. They depict deities, scenes from Buddhist mythology, and other spiritual symbols. The Citipati Thangka, in particular, is a popular figure in these works of art. It is a representation of the lord and lady of the cemetery, and symbolizes the impermanence of all things. Thangka gods and figures are typically created on cloth or canvas, and are hand-painted by skilled artists. They are not only works of art, but are also objects of spiritual significance, serving as aids for meditation and visualization.