Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
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Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art
Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art

Buddha Shakyamuni, Tibetan Thangka Art

SKU: 17202
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Original Thangka Printed Thangka
  • Unique Work of Art (One of a kind)
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  • Multiple Reproduction of the Original Thangka
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  • Individually created by an Artist on a handmade Cotton Canvas
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  • Printed on a Quality Canvas
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  • Archival life of 100+ years
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  • Archival life of 5+ years
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  • Involves meticulously hand drawn intricate details and fine lines
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  • Intricate details might be missing while printing
  • Can be custom made as per the specific requirements of your sadhana manuals
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  • Custom-made options are not available
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  • A Highly Valued Collectibles
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  • Sacred & Precious Offerings to the Three Jewels
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  • Sacred & Precious Offerings to the Three Jewels
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    Description

    Buddha Shakyamuni Thangka, Himalayan Buddhist Painting

    Buddha Shakyamuni appeared in this world to purify all beings by having them open the treasure of Buddha Wisdom, which they are unaware of possessing within themselves. His followers are known as Buddhists.  The tradition of Buddhism is to mean an enlightened being, one who has awakened from the sleep of ignorance and achieved freedom from suffering.

    In this thangka, Buddha's right-hand forms a mudra, or hand gesture, which signifies his pacification of fear and, in certain contexts, that he is in the midst of teaching. His left hand is holding a begging bowl full of nectars. 

    This thangka is done following Buddhist text and iconography detail to make sure it presents all the right attributes for your meditation practice.

    May the blessings of Buddha be there for you!

    Size: 18"/45cm (width) x 24"/60cm (height)
    Materials: Cotton Canvas, Stone Colors, Genuine 24K Gold