Buddhist Hand-Painted Thangka – Sahasrabhuja Avalokitesvara with Pancha Buddha, Manjushree, and Vajrapani (Real Gold)

Item Code: HME11901
Weight: 200 Grams
Dimensions (CM): 80 x 50
Material: Canvas with Real Gold Detailing
Availability: Available

Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara) – Embodiment of Compassion

The centerpiece of this exquisite thangka is Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), one of the most revered bodhisattvas in Mahayana Buddhism. Chenrezig symbolizes profound compassion, vowing to forego nirvana to aid all sentient beings. His role in Mahayana emphasizes the balance between compassion and wisdom, making him a central figure in the spiritual journey toward enlightenment.

Vajrapani – Guardian of Power

Vajrapani, one of the earliest Mahayana bodhisattvas, represents the Buddha’s power. As a Dharmapala, he protects and guides practitioners, symbolizing unwavering strength and protection. Known for his presence in Tibetan, Zen, and Pure Land Buddhism, Vajrapani’s imagery often highlights his steadfast resolve to overcome obstacles on the path to enlightenment.

Manjushree – Gentle Glory and Wisdom

The Sanskrit term Manjushree translates to “gentle glory.” As the bodhisattva of wisdom, Manjushree imparts mastery over the Dharma and eloquence. He is a revered teacher of the bodhisattva path, guiding practitioners with enlightened wisdom in the Mahayana tradition.

Pancha Buddha – The Five Wisdom Tathagatas

The Pancha Buddha, also known as the Five Dhyani Buddhas, represent the five wisdoms of the Buddha and the five directions of spiritual realization:

• Vairochana (Center)
• Akshobhaya (East)
• Amitabha (West)
• Ratnasambhava (South)
• Amoghasiddhi (North)

This thangka beautifully integrates these Buddhas, showcasing their role in both Tibetan and Nepali Buddhism as essential elements of spiritual practice.

Real Gold Detailing – A Timeless Tradition

This thangka is adorned with real gold, crafted using a meticulous process where gold dust is transformed into paint. The mixture, combined with transparent glue, creates a radiant finish, elevating the thangka’s spiritual and artistic value.

What is a Thangka?

A thangka is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting on canvas, revered for its intricate detail and spiritual significance. These sacred artworks serve as visual aids for meditation and teachings, often depicting deities, mandalas, or sacred scenes. Traditionally unframed and rolled for storage, thangkas are protected by silk covers and mounted on textile backings.