Yama and Consort, Tibet (18th-19th Century) | Framed Print Frame Style:Black Frame and rooster that are depicted

and rooster that are depicted in the central circle of the Wheel of Life mandala represent the three poisons of craving

the yali is seen as a symbol of fertility and abundance

This Japanese ukiyoe image is by the great master

and its eyes seem to gleam with an inner fire

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