Item Type: Tibetan Antique Thangka
Dimensions: Framed Height: 12.59 in (32 cm) Width: 11.81 in (30 cm)
Style: Tibetan (Of the Period)
Materials and Techniques: Cotton Fabric, Mineral Pigment, Mural
Place of Origin: Tibet
Period: 20th Century
Date of Manufacture: 20th Century
Condition: Good 

They are all painted with mineral pigments and are murals from the 1920s, nearly 100 years ago. 
After the mural was taken down, the oxide layer was processed using German technology, so there is no need to worry about the color changing due to climate and temperature in the future. The details are gilded. Machig Labdrön is the only female great siddha in Tibetan history, the founder of the gcod-yul sect. While most Machig Labdrön usually have two arms, the four-armed image like this one is very rare. The entire mural is exquisitely painted, with flexible and smooth lines, bright colors, harmonious composition, rich content, clear priorities, rich changes, and no inferior framing. Every detail strongly impacts the viewer's perspective. Excellent work, worth collecting. The old frame is old and has been reframed. For such cherished murals, we will always collect them as the last one.