Avalokiteshvara Thangka painting

Thangka Painting of a Avalokiteshvara for Spirituality, Meditation or for your home. All Thangka Paintings at Lucky Thanka are genuine hand painted from Nepal by highly skilled lama artists. Painted on cotton canvas using natural stone color and other materials like gold, silver, lapis mineral. The 1000 arm Avalokiteshvara can be a great meditational art and also decoration painting for house and living room.

Specification
Hand Painted
Master Quality Thangka Painting
Materials : Semi-Precious Natural Minerals, Pure Gold
Base: Cotton Canvas
Origination: Nepal
Lokeshwor means the Lord who looks down toward the entire realm with compassion. Lokeshwor is variably depicted, described and portrayed differently in different cultures and countries as either a male or a female Buddhist deity.

Avalokitesvara took a vow never to rest him until he freed all sentient beings from suffering. Despite strenuous effort he found the task too difficult and he basically fell to pieces. His arms shattered and it head split into eleven pieces. Amitabha Buddha witnessing his plight gave him eleven heads one for each piece that his original head had split into. Buddha Amitabha picked up all the pieces of his body and the head. At the same time he said, "This happened because of your prayer. You deserve the praise of all Buddhas since your prayer was valuable. Then he blessed his broken heads into eleven faces and he sat upon those heads and his broken body into one thousand hands like one thousand petals of the lotus. Thereafter he said, "I bow to you because your thousand hands are the hands of the thousand universal emperors and those eyes in each of the palms of the hands are the eyes of one thousand Buddhas who will appear in this fortunate aeon. After that Avalokiteshvara appeared in many different forms in order to tame the suffering sentient beings and he successfully accomplished many events.

Mantra
Oṁ Mani Padme Hūṁ / Om Mani Padme Hum