The Buddhist deity Vajrabhairava

The Vajrabhairava form of Yamanataka, the Conqueror of Yama, the God of Death, embraces his consort, surrounded by a halo of flames. His wrathful aspect is emphasized by his rectangular bull's face with eleven heads, his threatening horns, thirty-two hands holding various weapons, and sixteen feet trampling on bird, animals, and deities. Vajrbhairava is the ferocious emanation of Manjushri, whose image appears on the center, top row. Flanking Manjushri are a Mahasiddha (left), and Tsong-kha-pa, Founder of the Gelug sect (right). Three different forms of Yama appear below.