Buddhist Citipati Wall Hanging | Handcrafted Tibetan Skull Deity Art

Traditional Citipati Wall Hanging | Tibetan Wall Hanging Decor

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Size: 43.5cm(Height) x 33.5cm(Length) x 6cm(Width)
Weight: 2.63 kg
Materials: Brass, Iron 
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About Our Product

This Buddhist Citipati Wall Hanging is a sacred Tibetan Buddhist artwork crafted from brass and iron, measuring 43.5 cm in height, 33.5 cm in length, and 6 cm in width, with a weight of 2.63 kg. The raised brass work creates a detailed three dimensional appearance, while the darker background brings attention to the skulls, skeletal figures, flames, ritual objects, and decorative patterns. Designed with a hanging point at the top, this piece brings the powerful imagery of Citipati into a Buddhist shrine, meditation room, or collection of Himalayan ritual art.

This Citipati Wall Hanging features a large skull at the center of the upper arch, surrounded by flaming forms and swirling cloud motifs. The skull represents impermanence and the temporary nature of the physical body, while the surrounding flames symbolize the transformation of ignorance and negative forces into wisdom. Below, the two dancing skeletal figures represent Citipati, the paired cemetery protectors traditionally depicted as male and female skeleton deities. Their dancing forms remind practitioners of death, change, and the importance of freedom from attachment. Around them are curling flames, smaller skull imagery, and ritual implements, strengthening the protective character of the composition. Crossed ritual elements appear toward the lower center, while additional sacred motifs decorate the lower corners. A detailed patterned border surrounds the entire scene, completing the traditional Tibetan Buddhist design.

This Citipati wall hanging can be displayed in a Buddhist altar room, meditation area, shrine, or spiritual art collection. Citipati imagery carries a strong reminder of impermanence, transformation, protection, and awareness of death, encouraging practitioners to use their lives meaningfully on the path toward awakening. Rather than representing death only as something fearful, the skeletal imagery points toward accepting change, overcoming attachment, and developing deeper awareness of the nature of existence.

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