Special Thangka/ Kagyu Refuge Tree/ Vajra Dhara Tree

This is Special Handpainted Thangka Art done by the Senior Master. It is painted on cotton Canvas with pure Gold and Natural Pigments. All small work and details are fine. 

In this painting we can see Vajra Dhara as a Central figure. Vajra Dhaka is a key deity who symbolises the Adi-Buddha, or primordial Buddha. Often depicted in blue, he represents the ultimate nature of reality and is shown clutching a bell in his left hand and a vajra in his right. Vajradhara is the embodiment of the union of two fundamental elements of enlightenment: knowledge (represented by the bell) and compassion (represented by the vajra).

In these Thangka the prominent Kagyu lineage characters, such Tilopa, Naropa, Marpa, Milarepa, Gampopa, and other significant teachers, are usually shown as branches or leaves of tree.Vajradhara, who symbolises the ultimate wellspring of the Kagyu lineage, is frequently the focal figure. In Tibetan Buddhism, these thangkas are utilised for inspiration and introspection. They are visual depictions of the spiritual lineage.

Dimension : 50x70cm

Material Used:

• Handmade Cotton Canvas
• Natural Mineral
• Vegetable Pigments
• Pure Gold

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MOUNT BROCADE
Upon request, we may mount traditional brocades. For your final confirmation, You can send a message for  the available samples and pricing information.

BLESSING OF THANGKA
We may transport thangka  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.