Amitabha Temple Thangka Painting

Amitabha Thangka Paintings depict the Buddha of Infinite Light and Eternal Life in Mahayana and Pure Land Buddhism. They serve as spiritual artifacts and educational tools for practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism.

key features:

1. Representation of Amitabha Buddha : Amitabha sits in a lotus position on a lotus throne, with his hands in a mudra of meditation. He displays the characteristics of a Buddha, including a cranial protuberance and a topknot, representing his enlightenment and wisdom.
2. Iconography: Amitabha Buddha is depicted with a serene expression, symbolizing his boundless compassion and desire to guide all beings to enlightenment. His deep red complexion represents the infinite light and compassion he extends to all sentient beings.
3. Temple Setting: The background of the Thangka depict a temple associated with Amitabha Buddha. This setting might architectural elements such as pillars, altars, and possibly monks or worshippers engaged in prayer or ritual activities.
4. Symbolism: The Thangka painting embodies symbolic representations of Amitabha Buddha and the teachings of the Pure Land. This may encompass lotus blossoms, symbolizing purity and enlightenment, as well as auspicious symbols (Ashtamangala) representing the core principles of the Buddha's teachings.
5. Purpose and Use: Amitabha Temple Thangka Paintings are used by many devotees to establish a profound connection with Amitabha Buddha and strive for rebirth in his Pure Land. This sacred destination offers ideal conditions for attaining enlightenment, making it a popular focus of meditation among believers.

Product Specification:

• Hand Painted
• Size: 100 cm x 76 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal