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which are believed to be closely connected to the natural world and the forces of the cosmos
the "eko" pattern is often used in Nupe textiles and is thought to represent the spiritual connection between the living and the dead
The long isolation of the Li people from Chinese culture has made it possible for them to preserve many of their traditions
won't fade or shrink over time
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Vajrabhairava, 18th Century Tibet | Framed Print Frame Style:Black Frame which are believed to beVajrabhairava is a yidam, or a deity that presides over the great tantras of the highest yoga. Like Yamantaka, he is a destroyer of death itself. Artwork is printed on museum quality, acid free gicle paper, which offers exceptional color, detail, and lasts for generations. Gicle printing quality, acid free paper Handmade by expert picture framers Milled, high quality wood with a satin finish Exclusive Vajrayana Buddhist designs Framed prints are