Kurukulla Yogini – #1
Kurukulla Yogini – #1
Kurukulla Yogini – #1
Kurukulla Yogini – #1

Kurukulla Yogini – #1

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Kurukulla Yogini – #1 is a Template from the Mahayana Sketches range Kurukulla Yogini Sketch has features of Kurukulla yogini in the center of the mandala with skull and fire ring, and ornamental flower in the corners.

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Kurukulla Yogini Sketch has features of Kurukulla yogini in the center of the mandala with skull and fire ring, and ornamental flower in the corners.

Kurukulla is a highly venerated figure in Vajrayana Buddhism, renowned for her beauty, magnetism and strength. She is often depicted with four arms, carrying a bow and arrow, and is sometimes referred to as the “Goddess of Love and Beauty”.

Kurukulla is also seen as a defender of the Dharma and is invoked to counter those who oppose the Buddhist faith. Additionally, she is linked to the element of fire and is sometimes portrayed with a red hue. Furthermore, Kurukulla is known to be an influential source of spiritual energy and enlightenment.