Avalokiteshvara – Lokeshwor Thangka Painting

The Avalokiteshvara – Lokeshwor Thangka Painting from Yuna Handicrafts is a breathtaking representation of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, also known as Lokeshwor in Nepalese tradition. This meticulously handcrafted Thangka is created by skilled artisans in Nepal, preserving the ancient art of Thangka painting, a practice deeply embedded in Tibetan and Himalayan Buddhist culture. Avalokiteshvara is revered as the embodiment of boundless compassion and mercy, and his depiction in this painting serves as a symbol of spiritual awakening and altruism.

This Thangka features Avalokiteshvara in his most iconic form, often depicted with multiple arms, symbolizing his ability to assist sentient beings in all directions and forms. Each of the arms holds a symbolic item, including a lotus flower representing purity, a rosary that signifies the endless cycle of prayer, and other traditional items, each holding deep spiritual meaning. His peaceful expression, delicate features, and posture reflect the serenity and compassion that this Bodhisattva offers to those who seek enlightenment.

The vibrant colors used in the Thangka are not only visually captivating but also hold deep symbolic significance. Gold, red, blue, and green represent various aspects of spiritual transformation, wisdom, and compassion. The use of natural pigments, combined with intricate detailing, makes each Thangka a unique masterpiece. The central figure of Avalokiteshvara is framed by intricate patterns, deities, and lotus petals, all contributing to the depth and spiritual richness of the painting.

Ideal for use in meditation spaces or as a focal point in your home, this Thangka invites a sense of peace and spiritual awareness into any environment. Its presence can serve as a reminder of the importance of compassion in our daily lives, helping you focus on inner peace and mindfulness.

Beyond its aesthetic and spiritual value, the Avalokiteshvara – Lokeshwor Thangka is also a celebration of the craftsmanship of Nepalese artisans. Purchasing this Thangka not only adds a meaningful piece to your collection but also supports the preservation of a centuries-old tradition of spiritual art.

• This hand-painted thangka or thanka painting of Avalokiteshvara – Lokeshwor is the personification of all the compassion experienced by beings, both enlightened and those striving for enlightenment.

• He has eleven heads, ten are peaceful, signifying that generally, he demonstrates his compassion through peaceful deeds, while one is wrathful, representing that sometimes compassion is manifested through coercive and violent means.

• His outstretched arms represent his great desire to reach out to the beings wandering in samsara, while the eyes on each hand represent his perfect clarity and wisdom.

Dimensions: 71cm x 35.5 cm

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