Hand-painted Manjushri Tibetan Thangka Painting with Silk Brocade

This is an original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka Painting of Manjushri or Manjushree, bordered with silk. It is a highly esteemed artwork created on unique handmade cotton canvas using natural floral and stone colors. Manjushri, also known as Jampelyang, embodies the omniscient wisdom of enlightenment, discerning the true nature of reality. He bestows intelligence, knowledge, understanding, mastery of teachings, eloquence, and memory. Regarded as the patron Bodhisattva of the Kadampa order of Tibetan Buddhism, Manjushri is especially revered in Nepal, where he is said to have facilitated the founding of civilization in the Kathmandu Valley. This painting, originating from the Newar community in Nepal's Kathmandu Valley, holds significant cultural and religious importance.

The painting, rich in symbolism, depicts Manjushri in a way that exudes spiritual power. His left hand, in the Vitarka Mudra, symbolizes teaching and intellectual discussion, reflecting his role as a bestower of wisdom. The lotus flower he holds represents purity and enlightenment, while the Prajnaparamita sutra it supports signifies the perfection of wisdom. He wields a fiery sword in his right hand, symbolizing his ability to dispel ignorance with his discerning wisdom. This powerful stance embodies the courage and determination required to attain freedom.

Size with the Silk Brocade: 26 x 36-inches (66 cm x 91 cm)
Size of Painting : 10.5-inch x 14-inch (27 cm x 36 cm)
Surface Material: handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: Stone/ Poster/ Water