Model of the Ming Dynasty: Kesi image of Shi Daweide Vajra in the Yongle Year of the Ming Dynasty. Dawede Vajra has a ferocious majestic face, flame-like hair and three eyes. He has multiple arms, each holding a different ritual and weapon, symbolizing his divine power and guardianship. Kesi is a lustrous, high-quality fabric that was often used for court and religious decorations. It is dark to accentuate the image of Yamantaka. Size: 180cm×150cm 明代 缂丝大威德金刚图像

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