Thangka Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva

Thangka Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva
The 1000 Armed Avalokiteshvara Thangka Painting captures the essence of one of the most revered figures in Tibetan Buddhism, Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. This magnificent thangka portrays Avalokiteshvara with his thousand arms and eleven heads, each arm symbolizing his ability to reach out to those in need and each eye on the palms of his hands representing his omniscient awareness of the suffering in the world. This symbolic imagery is a powerful representation of the boundless compassion that Avalokiteshvara extends to all beings, making this thangka a profound spiritual artifact.
Handcrafted by skilled Tibetan artisans, this thangka is a masterpiece of traditional artistry. The intricate details of Avalokiteshvara’s thousand arms are painstakingly painted, reflecting the dedication and devotion of the artists. The use of natural pigments and gold leaf in the painting process adds depth and luminosity to the image, creating a visual effect that is both mesmerizing and serene. The thangka’s vibrant colors are not only visually striking but also hold deep symbolic meaning, with each hue representing different aspects of spiritual enlightenment.
This thangka measures [size], making it an ideal piece for personal worship, meditation spaces, or as a centerpiece in a room dedicated to spiritual practice. The serene presence of Avalokiteshvara in this form is believed to bring blessings of compassion, protection, and guidance. It is particularly beneficial for those who seek to cultivate a compassionate heart and for those who wish to deepen their meditation practice. By meditating on the image of the 1000 Armed Avalokiteshvara, practitioners can connect with the bodhisattva’s energy, invoking his assistance in overcoming personal challenges and in developing empathy and kindness towards others.
This hand-painted thangka or thanka painting of 1000 Armed Avalokiteshvara is the personification of all the compassion experienced by beings, both enlightened and those striving for enlightenment.
He is depicted here with his 1000 arms, each with an eye on the center of the palm.
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:
Height - 53 cm
Width - 35 cm