Thangka Tibet Buddha Shakti Samantbhadra

Description

Thangka Tibet Buddha Shakti Samantbhadra

Hand-painted on canvas

Size: approx. 129 x 87 cm

Size interior image: approx. 66,5 x 46,5 cm

There are three groups with sixteen Hisatwas. Among these three groups, a group of Samanta Bhadra (universal goodness) is led. So he is important as a leader of Sixteen Boddhisatwas. He is no less important than the future Buddha Maitreya, the head of the other two lists of Boddhisatwas. He is hugging his wife “Dharmavajra” here

Authentic Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka – A Unique Masterpiece
This exceptional Thangka is an original hand-painted work of art, created approximately 40–
50 years ago by Buddhist monks with great devotion and in accordance with traditional
Tibetan artistic techniques. The painting was executed using exclusively natural mineral and
stone pigments, carefully ground from precious minerals, giving the artwork its remarkable
brilliance, depth, and lasting beauty.
More than just a painting, this Thangka tells a spiritual story and was created following the
sacred principles of Buddhist iconography passed down through generations. The meticulous
craftsmanship, intricate details, and use of traditional materials make it a valuable testament to
Buddhist culture, spirituality, and artistic heritage.
As a genuine one-of-a-kind piece, this Thangka is unique in its composition, colors, and
overall presence. Subtle signs of age further enhance its authenticity and historical character,
adding to its charm and collectible value.
Highlights
 Original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka
 Created approximately 40–50 years ago
 Crafted by Buddhist monks
 Painted with natural mineral and stone pigments
 Genuine one-of-a-kind artwork
 Traditional Buddhist art from the Himalayan region
 Authentic collector’s item and decorative piece with spiritual significance
This extraordinary artwork is ideal for collectors, admirers of Asian culture, and anyone who
appreciates the time

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