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 【Approximate size for reference】: The French photo size is about 12.5cm wide and 17.5cm long (5x7 inches)
 Due to different measurement methods, the size may have an error of within 2%.
 【Source】: Taiwan
 【Material】: High-definition printing, glossy plastic-sealed copperplate paper
 【introduce】:
 Introduction to the Lion-Faced Dakini
 The original Dharmakaya of the Mighty Deity - the Lion-Faced Dakini is Prajnaparamita, and her Sambhogakaya is Vajrayogini. She vowed to protect the practitioners of the Dharma with great compassion. Because she is a very powerful deity, she must be chanted in secret when practicing the Dharma, and not out loud.
 The Lion-Faced Dakini is ranked among the female protectors of the wrathful deities . Her representation is as follows: the lion face represents ferocity. Her body is blue (some are red), one face, two arms and three eyes. Her face is that of a white lion, and her three round, red eyes are glaring with anger. Her mouth is open with teeth bared and her tongue rolled up, and she looks very ferocious. She wears a five-skull crown on her head, and her black hair is flying. She holds a vajra dagger in the sky in her right hand and a blood-filled skull in her left hand. She has a necklace of fifty bloody human heads, and a bone ornament. She wears a human skin cloak on her upper body and a tiger skin skirt on her lower body. She leans her left shoulder on a three-pronged staff, and her right foot is curled up and her left foot is slightly bent as she steps on the heart of a corpse. She stands in a dancing posture on a lotus sun wheel, with a veil of Prajna flames behind her, presenting a dance posture of bliss and emptiness.
 *Note: Due to the influence of shooting technology and the color difference of the display, the color of the actual item may be slightly different from the online product. The photo cannot perfectly present the beauty of the entity. The actual shipped product shall prevail.