Citipati; skeletal Buddhist demi-gods
A pair of skeletal deities in Tibetan Buddhism, often depicted dancing; protectors of cemeteries and charnel grounds. The term is highly domain-specific and rarely encountered outside Buddhist art and ritual contexts.
I saw a mural of Citipati in a Tibetan Buddhist temple.
Citipati are regarded as guardians of cemeteries in Tibetan Buddhism.
From Sanskrit Citipati, via Buddhist texts. The kanji 屍陀林王 is a Chinese translation of the concept, literally 'king of the charnel ground'.