Traditional Tibetan Lion Mask - Symbol of Protection and Ceremony #1293484 (License: Personal Use)

This intricately designed Tibetan lion mask features a bold green face with fierce eyes, an open mouth revealing sharp teeth and a protruding tongue, and a radiant floral and flame-like crown. Decorated with symbolic motifs including lotus blossoms and auspicious patterns, it reflects deep Buddhist and Bon traditions. The mask is traditionally worn during cham dances to ward off evil spirits and invoke divine protection.

Used in Himalayan Buddhist monastic festivals (e.g., Losar, Tsechu), this image serves educational, cultural, or religious web content targeting travelers, scholars, or practitioners interested in Tibetan art and ritual. It supports pages on mask symbolism, festival guides, or museum exhibits.