The Vajrasattva Thangka is an intricately hand-painted artwork that is steeped in traditional Tibetan Buddhist symbolism and features the deity Vajrasattva, known for its association with purification and depicted in a seated, meditative pose. This piece serves as a visually captivating and spiritually meaningful focal point for meditation and worship in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Key features:
- Central Figure: Vajrasattva is typically portrayed as a serene and youthful figure, often with a white or blue complexion. He is commonly depicted seated in the lotus position (padmasana) on a lotus throne, with his right hand holding a vajra (thunderbolt) close to his heart and his left hand holding a bell (ghanta) at his hip. These symbols represent the harmonious blend of method and wisdom.
- Attire and Ornaments: Vajrasattva is commonly depicted wearing a five-pronged crown, which symbolizes the five wisdoms. Adorned with jewels and ornaments such as necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and anklets, he is dressed in intricate, vibrant silk robes that drape gracefully.
- Aura and Halo: A luminous aura or halo often surrounds his head, emphasizing his enlightened nature. The aura or halo around Vajrasattva's head is a powerful symbol of his innate wisdom and enlightenment, making this Thangka a meaningful addition to your spiritual practice.
Product Specification:
- Hand Painted
- Size: 60 cm x 45 cm
- Base: Cotton Canvas
- Origination: Nepal
