Ushnisavijaya / Namgyalma Thangka

Uṣṇīṣavijayā is a revered deity in Buddhist traditions, especially in Tibetan Buddhism and Mahayana practices. She is known as a goddess of longevity, purification, and victory over obstacles. Her practice is believed to grant long life, protection from untimely death, and liberation from negative karma.

• Appearance: Often depicted with three faces (each representing different aspects of enlightenment) and eight arms, symbolizing her vast abilities to assist sentient beings.
• Attributes: She holds objects like the vase of immortality, lotus flowers, bows and arrows, and mudras (hand gestures) symbolizing protection and granting boons.
• Color: Usually portrayed in white, symbolizing purity, longevity, and wisdom.