Qing Dynasty, Chinese Mythology Silk Embroidery Gold Dragon Antique Mandarin Square Folk Art Fine Taoist Art Print Size:24"x24" Parashurama: The warrior-sage avatar who

Parashurama: The warrior-sage avatar who wielded an axe and exterminated the corrupt and oppressive kshatriya kings

but it is believed to have originated in the Middle Ages as a representation of the devil or Satan

which are used for capturing prey and for movement

This Vajrayana-Buddhist charm consists of a three-eyed flaming scorpion

• Two deep side pockets• High definition printing colors

Qing Dynasty, Chinese Mythology Silk Embroidery Gold Dragon Antique Mandarin Square Folk Art Fine Taoist Art Print Size:24"x24" Parashurama: The warrior-sage avatar whoMandarin squares were worn by officials and scholars during the Qing Dynasty as a symbol of their rank and status. The Mandarin square is a rectangular piece of silk embroidery, typically featuring a central medallion with a depiction of a dragon or other auspicious symbol. The gold dragon mythology design on the Mandarin square is typically created using a combination of silk and gold thread, with the dragon's body and scales rendered in intricate