A traditional wooden mask of Kache Marpo, the Dharma Protector who brings swift assistance, powerful protection and clears obstacles. Hand-carved from camphor wood, it is inspired by an antique cham dance mask from H.E. Tsem Rinpoche's personal collection.

Protector masks are traditionally hung in protector chapels to signify the presence of the Protectors. However, in modern times, these masks can be hung on the wall or mounted on a stand near one's personal protector altar as an object of reverence and worship. It can also be hung over the entrances of homes or businesses for protection and blessings, or displayed as part of a Himalayan art collection.

• Inspired by H.E. Tsem Rinpoche's antique cham dance mask.
• Handcarved from camphor wood.
• Deity iconography according to Buddhist scriptural sources.
• Hand-painted in traditional colours.