Vairochana Buddha Thangka Painting
Thangka is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist artwork that is usually created on fabric, frequently silk, and displayed or utilized as a portable object of devotion. Thangkas are revered as sacred artifacts that serve as depictions of Buddhist doctrine, deities, and spiritual ideas.
In Vairochana Buddha Thangka, Vairochana is shown as the thangka’s main subject. He is portrayed sitting in the lotus pose with his legs crossed and his body straight, which stands for steadiness and serenity. He is often portrayed wearing celestial garments and surrounded by flames, illustrating his deep connection to the wisdom of the enlightened world.
The Dharmachakra mudra, referred to as the “Wheel of Dharma” gesture, is the typical pose for Vairochana’ s hands. This mudra symbolizes the spread of Buddhist knowledge and the turning of the teachings’ wheel. Vairochana is seen having a white complexion to signify light and purity. White also represents the essence of all colors put together.
Product Specification:
- Hand Painted
- Materials: Semi-Precious Natural Minerals
- Base: Cotton Canvas
- Origination: Nepal
