Buddhist Handmade Thangka Painting of Pancha Buddha – Real Gold, Hand-Painted
▫ Item Code: HME25671
▫ Weight: 100 Grams
▫ Size (CM): 57 x 42
▫ Material: Cotton Canvas & Mineral Colors
▫ Availability: Available
☛ The Significance of Pancha Buddha
The Pancha Buddha (Five Dhyani Buddhas) represents five wisdom aspects of Shakyamuni Buddha and is deeply revered in Vajrayana Buddhism.
✔ The Five Wisdom Buddhas & Their Attributes:
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Vairocana – Wisdom of Reality (Center)
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Akshobhya – Mirror-Like Wisdom (East)
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Amitabha – Discriminating Wisdom (West)
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Ratnasambhava – Wisdom of Equality (South)
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Amoghasiddhi – All-Accomplishing Wisdom (North)
These Five Buddhas symbolize spiritual completeness and are essential in both Nepali and Tibetan Buddhist traditions. In Nepal, a Buddha statue collection is considered incomplete without a set of Pancha Buddhas, signifying their profound importance in Buddhist art and philosophy.
☛ Real Gold Detailing in Thangka Art
This exquisite Thangka is hand-painted with real gold, a traditional method used in Tibetan Buddhist art to enhance its spiritual essence and visual brilliance.
✔ Gold Preparation: Finely ground gold dust is blended with natural binders.
✔ Application Technique: The gold mixture is carefully layered onto the canvas, creating a radiant and sacred glow.
✔ Symbolism of Gold: Gold represents purity, enlightenment, and divine energy, making this Thangka a highly revered piece for meditation, rituals, and sacred spaces.
The use of real gold elevates this Thangka as a collector’s treasure, ideal for altars, monasteries, and spiritual décor.
☛ Introduction to Thangka Art
A Thangka (also spelled tangka, thanka, or tanka) is a sacred Tibetan Buddhist painting, known for its intricate detailing and deep spiritual significance.
✔ Handcrafted on Cotton Canvas: Painted with natural mineral pigments and real gold embellishments.
✔ Depicts Sacred Subjects: Buddhist deities, mandalas, and spiritual teachings.
✔ Traditional Storage & Display: Thangkas are unframed and rolled for safekeeping, often adorned with silk brocade for protection.
For long-lasting preservation, store your Thangka in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
