Buddha Mandala Thangka

Buddha Mandala Thangka​
The Buddha Mandala Thangka Painting is a profound representation of Buddhist cosmology and spiritual practice, encapsulating the essence of the universe within its intricate design. At the heart of the mandala is the serene figure of the Buddha, seated in a meditative posture, embodying the qualities of enlightenment, peace, and compassion. The mandala itself, with its complex geometric patterns and symbolic elements, serves as a visual aid for meditation, guiding practitioners towards a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things.
This exquisite thangka is the result of painstaking craftsmanship by Tibetan artists who have mastered the traditional techniques of thangka painting. Every detail, from the delicate lines of the mandala to the serene expression of the Buddha, is rendered with precision and care. The use of natural mineral pigments and gold leaf adds a rich, luminous quality to the painting making it not only a spiritual tool but also a work of art that exudes beauty and reverence.
Measuring [size], this thangka is suitable for a variety of settings, whether it be a personal meditation space, a shrine, or a temple. The presence of the Buddha within the mandala is believed to bring spiritual protection, clarity, and insight to those who gaze upon it. The circular design of the mandala represents the cyclical nature of life and the path to enlightenment, reminding practitioners of the Buddha’s teachings and the importance of mindfulness and compassion in daily life.
Buddha Mandala Thangka Painting is a 100% hand-painted Thangka or Thanka which is painted on a cotton canvas using natural color stones and even the 24K gold powder.
It is a very detailed thanka painting also known as the big circle mandala which represents the power of the teachings of Buddha.
The center of the mandala features the Buddha sitting in a lotus position with his hands in Vitarka mudra. This mudra or gesture is the expression of the transmission of the principles of Buddhism.
Both inside and outside of this magnificent circle are depicted by several bodhisattvas and wrathful deities that are considered as the protectors of the Buddhist principles.
Materials: Cotton canvas, Natural color stones, and 24K gold powder.