Shakyamuni Buddha Mandala Thangka

A Shakyamuni Buddha Mandala Thangka incorporates both Shakyamuni Buddha and a mandala. In this type of Thangka painting, Shakyamuni Buddha occupies the center of the mandala, which symbolizes the universe in Tibetan Buddhist and other Himalayan Buddhist teachings. Combining these two figures provides a striking visual of the Buddha's guidance and the journey to enlightenment.

Shakyamuni Buddha is the primary figure of the Thangka, typically shown in a meditative pose, seated on a lotus throne with varied hand gestures symbolizing his teachings and blessings. His mandala is a geometrical pattern reflecting the cosmos, generally composed of circles, squares, and intricate shapes, and divided into sections each with their own symbolic elements and gods. The mandala often contains four entry points, each located in a cardinal direction, symbolizing the potential for spiritual progress in all directions. Guardians protect the mandala and its practitioners, sitting at the outer limits of the piece.

This Thangka presents a majestic visual representation of the Buddhist journey of enlightenment with Shakyamuni Buddha serving as the focal point, surrounded by a mandala. This sacred area is widely used for focusing one's practice of meditation, devotional rites, and a deeper understanding of Buddhist philosophy. The intricate silk embroidery is meticulously crafted to capture the intricate details of Shakyamuni Buddhist imagery, offering a captivating representation of Buddhist teachings. The colors, patterns, and symbols come together to create a spiritual space that fosters relaxation and introspection.

Product Specification:

• Hand Painted
• Materials: Semi-Precious Natural Minerals
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal