Citipati Dance of Death Antique Tibetan Thangka | Buddhist Skeleton Skulls, Himalayan Vintage All-Over-Print Tshirt Size:2XL The hitotsume-kozō is typically depicted

The hitotsume-kozō is typically depicted as a small

Despite her fearsome appearance and reputation as a destroyer

a traditional form of Japanese theater

which describes a pale horse whose rider is named Death

Vishnu is lying on the serpent Sheshanaga

Citipati Dance of Death Antique Tibetan Thangka | Buddhist Skeleton Skulls, Himalayan Vintage All-Over-Print Tshirt Size:2XL The hitotsume-kozō is typically depictedCitipati is a protector deity or dharmapala in Tibetan Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism of the Himalayas, often depicted as two skeletal deities, male and female, dancing within a halo of flames. As a protector deity, Citipati's role is to guard Buddhist followers from dangers and enemies, and to defend the dharma, or the teachings of Buddhism. In this context, Citipati is a manifestation of the power of all five tathagatas (Buddhas), and symbolizes