编号:HAR530

中文名称:金刚瑜伽佛母（全图）

英文名称: Vajrayogini (Buddhist Deity) - (Naropa Tradition)

尺幅:58.42x38.10cm (23x15in)

类别:彩唐

材质:棉布

题材:人物

收藏:Rubin Museum of Art

地域:西藏

年份:18世纪（1700 - 1799）

传承:萨迦

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内容:

Vajrayogini, Naro Khechari (Tibetan: dor je nal jor ma, na ro kha cho ma) from the lineage of the Indian mahasiddha Naropa.At the top center is Vira Vajradharma, red, holding a damaru drum in the right hand and a skullcup to the heart with the left, cradling a katvanga staff in the bend of the elbow; in a seated posture. To the left is an Indian mahasiddha flying in the air holding a damaru in the right hand and a skullcup in the left. These iconographic characteristics are usually those of the Indian mahasiddha Kanha of the Chakrasamvara lineage, however in this case it is unclear who is being portrayed although it is most likely the mahasiddha Naropa. On the right is Sachen Kunga Nyingpo (1092-1158), wearing the attire of a layman, with the right hand in the gesture of generosity and the left holding the stem of a lotus to the heart. Below and on each side are two Gelugpa lamas wearing monastic robes and yellow pandita hats, in a seated posture.At the bottom left is the wealth deity yellow Jambhala with one face and two hands holding in the right a bijapuraka fruit and in the left a mongoose expelling jewels. On the right is the standing black Jambhala, naked and semi-wrathful, holding a skullcup in the right hand and a mongoose in the left. Various wish-fulfilling jewels are arranged in front. The background portrays a rich verdant landscape of grasslands and green mountains.Vajrayogini belongs to the 'wisdom class' of tantra and arises specifically from the Chakrasamvara Cycle of Tantras. In Tibet the practice is included amongst the 13 Golden Dharmas of Glorious Sakya. In more recent times the practice has gained popularity in the Gelugpa School.Distant Lineage: Vajradharma, Vajrayogini, Mahasiddha Ghantapada, Tengipa, Antarapa, Tilopa, Naropa, etc.Near Lineage: Vajradhara, Vajrayogini, Naropa, the Phamtingpa brothers, Lokkya Sherab Tseg, Mal Lotsawa Lodro Dragpa, Sachen Kunga Nyingpo, etc.Jeff Watt 7-1998