This is a hand-painted Thangka of Shakyamuni Buddha, the historical Buddha and founder of Buddhism. Thangkas are sacred Tibetan Buddhist scroll paintings, created on canvas with great devotion and detail, serving as tools for meditation, teaching, and blessings. This exclusive piece shows Buddha Shakyamuni seated calmly on a lotus throne, radiating golden light against a striking black background, which enhances the brilliance of his figure and symbolizes the vast, infinite space of ultimate reality. Such Thangkas are rare and highly revered, treasured not just as art but as spiritual objects of blessing and inspiration.

In this painting, Shakyamuni is depicted in the earth-touching mudra, with his right hand calling the Earth to witness his enlightenment, while his left hand holds a begging bowl, representing purity, simplicity, and detachment. Surrounding him are the Five Dhyani Buddhas, each symbolizing different enlightened qualities that guide practitioners on the path of wisdom and compassion. At the bottom, two attendants stand with offerings, symbolizing protection and guidance. The black background is richly decorated with golden motifs, enhancing the contrast and representing the union of wisdom (emptiness) and compassion (radiant form). Lotus flowers bloom around him, symbolizing purity arising above suffering. Every detail such as gestures, colors, symbols, and patterns carries deep spiritual meaning, making this Thangka not only an artistic masterpiece but also a sacred gateway to meditation and blessings.

Product Description:

• Hand Painted
• Size:  85 cm x 120 cm 
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal