This hand painted Thangka shows Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Used in meditation and rituals, it carries deep Buddhist meaning through its symbols and design. Made by skilled artisans using traditional Himalayan methods, it suits altars, meditation spaces, or as a thoughtful spiritual gift.

Key Features:

1. Central Figure: Avalokiteshvara is portrayed with numerous heads and arms, representing infinite compassion and the capacity to perceive and assist countless beings in distress.
2. Bodhisattva's Implements: Objects held by Avalokiteshvara, like a rosary, lotus, and vase, represent his compassion. The rosary symbolizes his awareness of suffering and the lotus symbolizes purity and renunciation.
3. Surrounding Figures: The painting depicts multiple deities, protectors, and lineal gurus surrounding Avalokiteshvara. These figures lend context and add to a varied tapestry of spiritual topics.
4. Sacred Geometry: The Thangka is composed using exact geometric patterns, resulting in a harmonious and balanced image. This sacred geometry is said to enhance the meditative and spiritual aspects of the artwork, creating a meaningful experience.

Product Specification:

• Hand painted
• Size: 54 cm x 75 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal