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Oil-Varnished Four-Armed Chenrezig Thangka, Avalokiteshvara Tibetan Buddhist Art with Silk Brocade
Oil-Varnished Four-Armed Chenrezig Thangka, Avalokiteshvara Tibetan Buddhist Art with Silk Brocade
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This original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka depicts Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara, known in Tibetan as Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Painted on handmade cotton canvas using natural stone pigments, the artwork is finished with traditional oil varnish and mounted in new silk brocade.
Four-Armed Chenrezig
Chenrezig is one of the most revered Bodhisattvas in Tibetan Buddhism and represents boundless compassion for all sentient beings.
In this four-armed form, his central hands are joined near his heart and traditionally hold the wish-fulfilling jewel. His other hands hold sacred objects such as the lotus and prayer beads, representing purity, wisdom, and continuous compassionate activity.
The four arms symbolize the far-reaching nature of enlightened compassion and the ability to work for the benefit of countless beings.
Chenrezig is closely associated with the sacred six-syllable mantra:
Om Mani Padme Hum
This mantra is among the most widely recited in Tibetan Buddhism and is traditionally associated with cultivating compassion and progressing along the path toward awakening.
Oil-Varnished Finish
This Thangka has a traditional oil-varnished surface. The varnish adds warmth and depth to the natural pigments with a subtle sheen while providing an extra protective layer over the painting.
The appearance of an oil-varnished painting can vary depending on lighting and viewing angle, giving the artwork distinctive depth and character.
Traditional Himalayan Craftsmanship
Artisans hand-paint each painting on handmade cotton canvas using natural stone pigments and traditional Himalayan painting techniques.
It is mounted in new traditional silk brocade, giving the artwork the classic presentation of a Tibetan Buddhist Thangka.
This Chenrezig Thangka suits a Buddhist altar, meditation room, Dharma center, Vajrayana practice space, or collection of Tibetan and Himalayan Buddhist art.
Artwork Details
Subject: Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara / Chenrezig
Tradition: Tibetan Buddhism
Painting Size: 11 x 14.5 inches (28 x 37 cm)
Overall Size with Silk Brocade: 27 x 35 inches 68 x 89 cm)
Surface: Handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Natural stone pigments
Finish: Oil varnish
Brocade: New traditional silk brocade
Quality: High / Master Quality
Technique: Traditional hand painting
Type: Original hand-painted artwork, not a print
Important Information
Each Thangka is individually hand-painted, so subtle variations in brushwork, pigments, brocade, stitching, and measurements are natural characteristics of handmade artwork.
The oil-varnished surface adds warmth, depth, and a subtle sheen. Its appearance may vary depending on lighting and viewing angle.
Actual colors may vary slightly due to photography, lighting conditions, and individual screen settings.
The Thangka will be carefully rolled and securely packed inside a durable PVC tube for safe transportation.
Import duties, VAT, customs taxes, brokerage fees, and other destination-country charges are not included in the purchase price and are the buyer‘s responsibility.
Four-Armed Chenrezig
Chenrezig is one of the most revered Bodhisattvas in Tibetan Buddhism and represents boundless compassion for all sentient beings.
In this four-armed form, his central hands are joined near his heart and traditionally hold the wish-fulfilling jewel. His other hands hold sacred objects such as the lotus and prayer beads, representing purity, wisdom, and continuous compassionate activity.
The four arms symbolize the far-reaching nature of enlightened compassion and the ability to work for the benefit of countless beings.
Chenrezig is closely associated with the sacred six-syllable mantra:
Om Mani Padme Hum
This mantra is among the most widely recited in Tibetan Buddhism and is traditionally associated with cultivating compassion and progressing along the path toward awakening.
Oil-Varnished Finish
This Thangka has a traditional oil-varnished surface. The varnish adds warmth and depth to the natural pigments with a subtle sheen while providing an extra protective layer over the painting.
The appearance of an oil-varnished painting can vary depending on lighting and viewing angle, giving the artwork distinctive depth and character.
Traditional Himalayan Craftsmanship
Artisans hand-paint each painting on handmade cotton canvas using natural stone pigments and traditional Himalayan painting techniques.
It is mounted in new traditional silk brocade, giving the artwork the classic presentation of a Tibetan Buddhist Thangka.
This Chenrezig Thangka suits a Buddhist altar, meditation room, Dharma center, Vajrayana practice space, or collection of Tibetan and Himalayan Buddhist art.
Artwork Details
Subject: Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara / Chenrezig
Tradition: Tibetan Buddhism
Painting Size: 11 x 14.5 inches (28 x 37 cm)
Overall Size with Silk Brocade: 27 x 35 inches 68 x 89 cm)
Surface: Handmade cotton canvas
Colors: Natural stone pigments
Finish: Oil varnish
Brocade: New traditional silk brocade
Quality: High / Master Quality
Technique: Traditional hand painting
Type: Original hand-painted artwork, not a print
Important Information
Each Thangka is individually hand-painted, so subtle variations in brushwork, pigments, brocade, stitching, and measurements are natural characteristics of handmade artwork.
The oil-varnished surface adds warmth, depth, and a subtle sheen. Its appearance may vary depending on lighting and viewing angle.
Actual colors may vary slightly due to photography, lighting conditions, and individual screen settings.
The Thangka will be carefully rolled and securely packed inside a durable PVC tube for safe transportation.
Import duties, VAT, customs taxes, brokerage fees, and other destination-country charges are not included in the purchase price and are the buyer‘s responsibility.
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