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Tibetan Painting Manjushree Thangka

Tibetan Painting Manjushree Thangka

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Hand-made gold painted "Thangka" of Buddhism Goddess Maha Manjushree of the size 29.4" x 21.4"

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By Air

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Pcs

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0.80 kgs

Package Volume (LxWxH) (cm):

25 x 25 x 5

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250

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2500

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Product Tags	tanka, thangka, thanka, handmade, handpainted, Tibetan painting, painting, canvas painting, religious, traditional, manjushree, bodhisattva, rinpoche

Buddha Craft Nepal

Province: Bagmati Province

This "Thangka" is a beautiful fine lama gold hand painting in hand made Canvas cloth Tibetan Buddhism Goddess "Maha Manjushree" with "Lord Chenrezig" and "Lord Vajrapani" which is made in Nepal by one of the finest artisan or professional thangka painter.

About Maha Manjushree Manjushri, he is the embodiment of great wisdom of highest Enlightenment. According to the elements he can appear in all kind of colours like blue or green, but the most popular forms are the orange and the white Manjushri. Sometimes, Manjushri is depicted riding on a lion, the king of the beasts, symbolizing that Manjushri teaches the Dharma without fear or favour, with pristine royalty. In his fierce form, Manjushri can emanate in various wrathful forms, like Yamantaka. The Bodhisattva Manjushri appears to those who meditate on him. Even though we cannot see him, yet, he instills and stimulates us to develop wisdom to free ourselves from karmic bondages. For this reason, images of the Bodhisattva Manjushri can often be seen in meditation halls, libraries and scripture study rooms in monasteries. For children, a picture or icon of Manjushri in their bedroom/study room would have the effect of quicker and better understanding of their studies. His right hand holds a flaming sword, which represents the sharpness of prajna that cuts through the root cause of suffering and the net of wrong views which binds us to the three lower realms. The flame on the sword signifies the dispelling of the darkness of ignorance by the light of Wisdom. Manjushri’s left hand holds a magnificent blue lotus flower in full bloom, on which rests the Prajnaparamita Sutra (Great Wisdom Sutra). The lotus in full bloom represents the promise from Manjushri that we can rise from the mud of delusion and afflictive emotions if we follow the teachings of the Buddha. Then ultimately, through actualizing and meditating on the Great Wisdom Sutra, attain Full Enlightenment. His spiritual energy in the form of sound that helps to transform the mind (Mantra): OM AH RA PA TZA NA DHI Manjushri’s seed-syllable (basic sound) is DHI.

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