The Goddess Kurukulla
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Craftsmanship Notes
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Every Elms Puzzle is meticulously handcrafted using 1/4" thick hardwood and a delicate blade, one piece at a time. No computers, no lasers. Just a skilled artisan, fine materials, and simple tools. We strive to give you and your family the finest puzzling experience.
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This 18th-century Tibetan thangka depicts the Goddess Kurukulla, a wrathful emanation of Amitabha associated with magnetizing and enchanting, rendered in vivid reds and golds against a dark ground. Kurukulla is among the most visually dramatic deities in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon.
This hand-cut wooden jigsaw puzzle from Elms Puzzles is made to order by our artisans on a scroll saw and finished by hand in our workshop. Available in multiple sizes, it makes an extraordinary gift for adults who love Tibetan Buddhist art and heirloom-quality wooden puzzles. Not a reproduction — a new original, handcrafted in wood.
Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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