Mandala of Hevajra 16th century

This 16th century "Mandala of Hevajra" created by the Sakya School is a complex and mesmerizing example of Tibetan Buddhist art. This colorful mandala features Hevajra, a wrathful deity, in the center surrounded by a circle of deities and symbols. The work is a visual representation of the universe, the cosmos, and the interconnectedness of all things. It is a powerful reminder of the teachings of Buddhism and the importance of achieving enlightenment. The mandala's intricate details and vibrant colors are designed to capture the viewer's attention and inspire meditation. This work of art is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.