Mahakala
1 in stock
200,00 €
1 in stock
A handmade wall piece depicting Mahakala, worked in the traditional punch needle technique with cotton and wool. Textured, tactile, and a genuinely one-of-a-kind piece.
Most spiritual or deity-themed wall art is a flat print or a framed reproduction. This one is worked by hand using the traditional punch needle technique in cotton and wool, giving it a rich texture and a soft, tactile surface closer to a woven object than a picture.
Mahakala (“the Great Black One”) is a wrathful protector deity central to Tibetan Buddhist tradition, associated with removing obstacles and safeguarding the dharma; the same figure also appears in Hindu tradition as a fierce form of Shiva. Because every piece is individually handmade, small variations are part of its charm rather than a flaw.
| Technique | Handmade with the traditional punch needle technique |
| Materials | Cotton and wool yarns |
| Design | Original artwork depicting Mahakala, Tibetan Buddhist protector deity |
| Production | Individually handmade; slight variations between pieces are normal |
| Origin | Handmade in Spain |
Mahakala is a wrathful protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism, closely associated with safeguarding the dharma and removing obstacles; a related fierce form also appears in Hindu tradition as an aspect of Shiva.
Yes, it’s worked by hand using the traditional punch needle technique in cotton and wool.
Yes, each piece is individually made, so this exact piece won’t be reproduced identically.
Yes, within 14 days for eligible EU orders; see the Terms & Returns page for full details.