Vajrasattva Thangka | Tibetan Art

A classic Tibetan Buddhist artwork or scroll known as a "Vajrasattva thangka" shows the Vajrasattva deity. Thangkas are often made on a silk or canvas backdrop with exquisite brushwork and brilliant colors by talented artisans. They are regarded as sacred items in Tibetan Buddhism and are used as visual aids for meditation.

 In this Thangka the deity is shown in a sitting on a lotus throne and holding a bell in his left hand and a vajra (thunderbolt) in his right. The bell stands for knowledge and the sound of emptiness, while the vajra signifies skillful means or compassionate action. Vajrasattva is  seen with peaceful expression  and with a variety of jewelry and divine attributes. 

Benefits of Vajrasattva Thangka :

• Purification: Vajrasattva is known as the deity of purification, and can be used to purify negative karma, obscurations, and impure actions.

• Healing and Transformation:  It is believed to possess the power to heal and transform, and can help in the healing of emotional wounds, purifying the mind, and bringing about positive changes in one's life. 

• Support in Meditation and Inner Work: Thangkas, including the Vajrasattva thangka, serve as visual aids in meditation practices, helping practitioners focus their minds, cultivate concentration, and deepen their meditation experiences.

 Product Specification:

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