Amitabh Buddha Pure Land Thangka

Description 

Hand-painted Amitabh Buddha Pure Land Thangka

Our Amitabh Buddha Thangka is a real masterpiece, created in the traditional Tibetan manner only by our skilled artisans. The artwork is done with amazing attention to detail on a cotton canvas using acrylic colours and real 24K gold. The focal point of the picture is Amitabha Buddha, a representation of unending light and life as well as absolute perfection. The thangka also features representations of other gods and subjects, all of whom are showing their respect for the merciful and enlightened Buddha.
We can attest to the quality of this item, which makes it ideal as a present for any lover of Buddhism, including yourself. Because of its adaptability, it may be utilised for a variety of Buddhist rites and is particularly beneficial for meditation. The quality of this thangka is valuable additional to any collection

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DRAWN AS THE MEDITATION MANUAL MENTIONS
Dimensions: 53 by 75 cm
Materials: 24K gold, acrylic painting, cotton canvas
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Any Buddhist who dies hopes to be reincarnated in Amitabha Pureland, where they will follow the teachings of Buddha Amitabha and never return to samsara until they are certain they have attained enlightenment.
On the central thangka, Buddha Amitabha is surrounded by eight important Bodhisattvas. The ten direction Buddhas, offering goddesses, are positioned atop. We have lessons from the Buddha in four corners. Below is a group of monks worshipping Buddha Amitabha, with monks on the right and left.
HANDPAINTED USING REAL 24K GOLD AND ACRYLIC COLOURS

MOUNT BROCADE
Upon request, we may mount traditional brocades. For your final confirmation, we will email the available samples and pricing information.

BLESSING OF THANGKA
We may transport thangka from the neighbouring Boudha Stupa to monasteries or rinpoches upon request for consecrations or blessings. For blessings and consecration rituals in the monasteries, we respectfully request that you donate some money for stupa.