Shri Devi - Palden Lhamo forms and hues of his

forms and hues of his eleven heads are identical to the thousand-armed Avalokiteshvara

handwoven black cotton

At its core

and rain pours from the jewels they squeeze in their claws

They are also considered to be symbols of loyalty and fidelity as they keep one partner for their entire lives

Shri Devi - Palden Lhamo forms and hues of hisPalden Lhamo is one of the principle guardian gods of Buddhism in Tibet, particularly of the Geluk school. Unlike most other protector deities, she is considered a realized adept in the Tantric path and hence receives more reverence than other protector deities, such as those tamed by Padmasambhava. Being so, she is one of the very few guardian deities considered worthy of prostration. The first mention of Palden Lhamo in the annals of Tibetan history