Bajrapani Thangka Painting

A Bajrapani Thangka Painting is an important and powerful form of Tibetan Buddhist art that depicts Bajrapani, the Protector and Guide of the Buddha. This Thangka serves as a visual representation and meditation tool, invoking Bajrapani's protection and strength. With a dynamic and powerful stance, the Bajrapani Thangka painting symbolizes his role as a fierce protector against evil and ignorance, inspiring both awe and reassurance on the path to enlightenment.

Key Features:

1. Posture: Bajrapani is usually depicted in a dynamic pose, often standing or dancing on a demon symbolizing the subjugation of negative forces.
2. Expression: His face is typically fierce and wrathful, with bulging eyes and a menacing mouth, signifying his power and determination to protect the Dharma.
3. Attributes: Bajrapani holds a vajra (thunderbolt) in his right hand, symbolizing indestructible power and the force of enlightenment. His left hand often holds a snare, symbolizing the power to bind and subdue negative influences.
4. Flames and Auras: Bajrapani is often surrounded by a halo of flames, representing his fierce energy and purifying power. The flames indicate his ability to burn away ignorance and defilements.
5. Crown and Ornaments: He wears a crown adorned with skulls, symbolizing his mastery over death and impermanence, and elaborate jewelry that signifies his enlightened nature.

Product Specification:

• Hand Painted
•  Size: 30 cm x 23 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal