Also known as Paubha in the Newar tradition, this exquisite Rudrayani Thangka represents a powerful goddess revered in both Buddhist and Hindu cultures of Nepal. Painted in the intricate Newari style, the artwork showcases fine details, vibrant natural pigments, and sacred iconography that reflect deep spiritual symbolism. Paubha art is a centuries-old tradition of the Kathmandu Valley, and this Rudrayani piece stands as a testament to that cultural and artistic heritage—inviting protection, transformation, and divine feminine energy into any sacred space.

Rudrayani is a powerful and fierce goddess worshipped in both the Hindu and Buddhist traditions of Nepal, particularly by the Newar community. She is regarded as a manifestation of the divine feminine energy, closely associated with Kali or Durga in Hinduism and with Vajrayogini in Vajrayana Buddhism.

Rudrayani symbolizes transformation, protection, and the destruction of ignorance. Often depicted with a dynamic posture, multiple arms holding symbolic weapons, and surrounded by flames, she embodies both wrath and compassion—destroying negative forces while guiding devotees on the path to enlightenment.

As one of the Astamatrikas (Eight Mother Goddesses) in the Hindu pantheon and an important deity in Tantric Buddhist practices, Rudrayani is deeply venerated during rituals, especially in the Kathmandu Valley. Her worship emphasizes inner strength, fearlessness, and spiritual awakening.

This thangka is skillfully hand-painted using traditional mineral and vegetable pigments, and is rich in detail and spiritual symbolism. This thangka is ideal for meditation spaces, altars, or as a devotional gift that inspires inner strength and spiritual awakening.

Every painting is nicely packed with hand made lokta paper and is put inside a strong non bendable PVC Pipes for expedition.

Thangka  Size with Brocade: 59"H X 44"W
Painting  Dimension: 34"H X 24.5"W