i used a needle and created my own designs from artwork.
most i gave away, but i still have this one.
@AskTheDevil @holon42 I don't know who it is? Reminds me of Hanuman, the Thai Monkey King in the Ramayana (originally Hindu)
@Museek @AskTheDevil @holon42 i think it's vajrapani.it's definitely tibetan. the thing in his hand is a skullcup
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it's a bisexual image, female on the left facing us, hisher right, male on the other side.
skull cup, yes and skull necklace, headgear, and weapon.
yes, the bipolarity is evident in this one as integration of opposites.
in some other images, they're in mutual embrace, to make a different point.
Tibetan Buddhist iconography is fascinating. the significance in details. deeply meaningful.
@holon42 thanks, i hadn't noticed. i was thinking vajrapani because of the third eye and color. anyway, bodhisattvas are neither male or female and take different forms according to the situation. also, all bodhisattvas have a peaceful form and a wrathful form.