Vajrapani Thangka Painting

The Vajrapani Thangka is a classic Tibetan Buddhist painting that portrays Vajrapani, a strong Bodhisattva linked to enlightened action, protection, and the conversion of negative energies. This sacred piece serves as a central focus for meditation and spiritual development, allowing individuals to tap into Vajrapani's dynamic and transformative characteristics.

Key Features:

1. Central Figure - Vajrapani : At the heart of the thangka is Vajrapani, depicted as a wrathful deity embodying the power of enlightened action. He is portrayed with a fierce expression, symbolizing his ability to conquer obstacles and subdue negative forces for the benefit of all beings.
2. Posture and Mudras: Vajrapani's right hand holds a vajra (thunderbolt) for determination and overcoming obstacles. His left hand holds a bell (ghanta) for wisdom and cutting through ignorance and delusion.
3. Wrathful Appearance: The depiction of Vajrapani shows a wrathful figure, wearing a crown adorned with skulls to represent the conquest over ego and ignorance. This fierce and compassionate presentation conveys a sense of urgency to liberate beings from suffering.
4. Dynamic Posture: Vajrapani is often portrayed in a dynamic stance, representing his readiness to safeguard and guide sentient beings towards enlightenment. His posture conveys both motion and power.

Product Specification:

• Hand painted
• Size: 60 cm x 45 cm
• Base: Cotton Canvas
• Origination: Nepal