Vajrapani Mandala Thangka Painting

Immerse yourself in the spiritual power of the Vajrapani Mandala Thangka Painting, a masterful representation of Vajrapani, the revered protector and deity of Tibetan Buddhism. At the heart of this Thangka is Vajrapani, depicted with a fierce and dynamic presence, embodying the indomitable strength and compassion of the Buddha. Vajrapani is shown wielding a vajra and a bell, symbolizing the inseparable union of wisdom and compassion in the path to enlightenment.

The surrounding mandala is intricately designed, reflecting the sacred geometry of the cosmos and serving as a spiritual guide for meditation and visualization. Each element of the mandala is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, featuring vibrant colors and symbolic patterns that enhance the spiritual significance of the Thangka. The depiction of Vajrapani within this sacred framework underscores his role as a guardian and spiritual guide, offering protection and guidance to practitioners.

Crafted by expert artisans in Nepal, this Thangka painting utilizes traditional techniques and high-quality materials to achieve its stunning visual impact. The artwork is created using natural pigments and gold leaf, adding a rich texture and depth to the painting. The Thangka is framed in a beautiful silk brocade, which not only enhances its elegance but also protects the artwork from wear and tear.

• Vajrapani Mandala Thangka Painting is a 100% hand-painted thangka painting painted on a cotton canvas using natural stone colors and 24K gold powder.

• In Vajrayana Buddhism, there are three main Bodhisattvas that represent the essential characteristics of all the Buddhas: Manjushri associated with wisdom, Avalokiteshvara with compassion, and Vajrapani with power.

• The center of the mandala features the standing Vajrapani in his wrathful form with Vajra in his hand.

• The outside of the magnificent circle are depicted by several deities like Shakyamuni Buddha, Green Tara, Manjushri, and others.

• The name Vajrapani means the holder of the Vajra representing the power aspect of complete enlightenment. In the Sutra tradition of Mahayana Buddhism, the Bodhisattva Vajrapani is portrayed in a peaceful appearance while in the Vajrayana tradition he is described in his most characteristic wrathful form.

Dimensions: 59cm x 45cm.