Citipati Skeleton Deity | Tibetan Buddhist Lords of the Cemetery | Dance of Death Skull All-Over-Print Art Hoodie Sea Life Print Raikô was ill and bedridden

Raikô was ill and bedridden when he was visited by a beautiful woman

and wisdom

The crane's position on the waves

Citipati's role is to guard Buddhist followers from dangers and enemies

with people working hard to overcome difficult challenges to achieve their goals

Citipati Skeleton Deity | Tibetan Buddhist Lords of the Cemetery | Dance of Death Skull All-Over-Print Art Hoodie Sea Life Print Raikô was ill and bedriddenIn Tibetan Buddhism, Citipati embodies the poignant dance of mortality, serving as a potent reminder of the transient nature of existence. This dance symbolizes the eternal cycle of life, death, and rebirth. Depicted clasping a vajra and a skull cup, Citipati signifies the fusion of wisdom and method, epitomizing the profound truth of emptiness. Moreover, Citipati holds the esteemed role of guardians of the Dharma, frequently invoked in sacred rituals