Description

From Nepal, this beautifully detailed Tibetan Thangka is that of 1000 Arms Avalokiteshvara Kwan-yin: Prosperity, Good Luck, Protection.
Measuring approximately 36” x 24” this detailed Thangka is a weaving of recycled silk and miscellaneous fabrics that are accented with clad golden threads.

Originating, thousand of years ago, the sacred teachings of Buddha were transcribed through artful illustrations referred to as Thangkas. Although the spelling of this ancient method of teaching has multiple spellings, i.e. Tanka, Tangka, and Thanka they all celebrate the same definition: “a religious painting on a scroll “. Each Thangka transcribes a unique teaching regarding the pathway to Enlightenment.

Buddha, Siddhartha, the four noble truths, wheel of dharma, dharma, mandala, Buddhist altar, nagachampa incense, meditation incense, statue of Buddha, Shakyamuni Buddha, Gautama Buddha, meditation accessories, yoga accessories, yoga mats , wall art, religious scrolls, pictures of Bodhisattvas