Hand-Painted 8 Auspicious Mandala Thangka with Mantra | Spiritual Wall Art

Materials: Natural pigment, Gold leaf, Cotton canvas

Mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism, representing the universe. The circular designs in Thangka Painting symbolises the idea that life is never ending and everything is connected. The mandala also represents spiritual journey within the individual viewer.

A new and amazingly detailed hand painted thangka from kathmandu. This is a one pcs Mandala very beautiful for meditation, decoration or getting positive energy. This mandala is purely painted with Gold and natural stone color.

Specification

Hand Painted
Master Quality Thangka Painting
Materials : Semi-Precious Natural Minerals, Pure Gold
Base: Cotton Canvas
Origination: Nepal
Size:[50cmx50cm]

The 8 auspicious symbols represents: –

Lotus flower. Representing purity and enlightenment.
Endless knot, or, the Mandala. Representing eternal harmony.
Golden Fish pair. Representing conjugal happiness and freedom.
Victory Banner. Representing a victorious battle.
Wheel of Dharma or Chamaru in Nepali Buddhism. Representing knowledge.
Treasure Vase. Representing inexhaustible treasure and wealth.
Parasol. Representing the crown, and protection from the elements.
Conch shell. Representing the thoughts of the Buddha
The above Mandala is called Mantra mandala which consist of 4 tibetan words.
“Om Mane Padme Hum”

OM = The Vibration Or Sound Of The Universe
MA = Represents Ethics And Purifies Jealousy
NI = Represents Patience and Purifies Want or Desire
PAD = Represents Diligence and Purifies Ignorance and Judgement
ME = Represents Concentration and Purifies Attachment
HUM = The Unity of All

Motivation to buy Thangka Painting

Our motivation can be a great move to help us buy a Tibetan Thangka Painting too. If the motivation is for the benefit of your body, mind and speech so that you can help others through your awakened mind then you could gain a lot of merit. Here are some of the other factors that may be the motivation for people to buy a Thangka Painting.

1. An appreciation towards artwork

Lot of people love art work and when they understand the work and details involved in the painting people can actually feel the energy. People buy it for recognising the artwork and value it with their heart.

2. A blessing to your personal or professional environment

Tibetan thangka can be consecrated and blessed by your lama, teacher, spiritual friend. Your daily routine while passing the thangka, will be to remind you of the qualities of the deity and / or make offerings to him (incense, flowers, saffron water, etc.).

3. A tool for devotion

A tibetan thangka can help you to better identify and remember the qualities of divinity and integrate them into your practice using the teachings of Buddhism. Lot of people who enjoy teachings of Buddhism would love to buy Thangka Paintings for their practice.

4. Practice Meditation

A thangka is also called as a road map for the enlightenment. Through the thangka and deity visualisation, you can practice various exercises to find inner peace and an awakened mind.

Every painting is nicely packed with hand made Lokta paper and is put inside a strong non bendable PVC Pipes for expedition.