Hand-Painted Samatha Meditation Tibetan Thangka Painting with Silk Brocade

This magnificent Thangka painting showcases the Samatha Meditation practice, an important aspect of Tibetan Buddhism. The term "Samatha" refers to the "tranquility of the mind" and is one of the two primary meditation practices of Tibetan Buddhism, the other being Vipassana. The Samatha meditation has nine different stages, and this painting illustrates each in intricate detail.

The painting depicts an elephant, representing the mind, and turns from black to white as it is purified from Karma. The monkey symbolizes distraction and represents the wandering nature of the mind. The monk is the individual who attempts to tame the mind and ride the elephant. The monk is shown chasing the elephant, trying to bring the wandering mind under control.

As the monk progresses through the different stages of meditation, the elephant becomes calmer and calmer, and the monkey becomes less and less distracting. Eventually, the monk realizes emptiness, the ultimate goal of Samatha's meditation, and ascends into the infinite sky.

Overall, this Thangka painting is a beautiful representation of the Samatha Meditation practice, illustrating the mind's journey from distraction and chaos to tranquility and enlightenment.

Size with the Brocade: 26-inch x 34- inch ( 66 cm x 86 cm)
Size of Painting : 10-inch x 13-inch ( 25 cm x 33 cm)
Surface Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Brocade: Premium Silk, Cotton, and Wooden railing

Please note the following important information before buying:

- Color may vary slightly due to lighting and screen resolution.
- Paintings are more captivating in person.
- The mentioned size doesn't include the outer border.
- Paintings will be packed securely in a PVC Tube.
- Buyers are responsible for any import duties, taxes, and extra charges at the destination country, which are not included in the purchase price.