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Ritual card (tsakli) Hayagriva

19. Jhdt. | Hans Leder

Die zornvolle Gottheit Hayagrīva wird von Mongol*innen als

Schutzgottheit für Pferde verehrt. Der rote Hayagrīva ist mit drei

Gesichtern und sechs Armen dargestellt. Über seinen roten,

grünen und weißen Köpfen ragen drei grüne Pferdeköpfe

hervor, das charakteristische Symbol Hayagrīvas.

Ritual card (tsakli) Hayagriva

Collector:
Hans Leder DNB

Time:
19. Jhdt.

Object Name
Tsakli (Ritualkarte) Hayagriva

Culture
Mongolei

Material/technology:
Leinwand, Pigmente

Copyright
Weltmuseum Wien

Collection area
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Himalayas

Geography
Zentralasien/Mongolei

Invs.
75118

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