The Thousand-Armed Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Thangka
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Product Description
Step into the boundless mercy of the Thousand-Armed Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Thangka, a majestic portrayal of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, embodying infinite love and the alleviation of suffering through his thousand arms of salvation. This sacred artwork invites you into a journey of spiritual healing and boundless empathy. Crafted on fine cotton canvas with traditional Himalayan thangka techniques, this piece showcases the meticulous artistry of skilled artisans. Luminous 24K gold accents enhance the intricate details, while the rich whites, blues, and vibrant lotus motifs reflect centuries of devotion, creating a durable yet ethereal masterpiece.
Avalokiteshvara stands in a graceful meditative pose, his thousand arms radiating outward like a celestial mandala, each hand holding symbolic implements such as lotuses (purity), rosaries (endless compassion), and jewels (generosity), symbolizing his ability to aid countless beings. His serene face, often crowned with eleven heads to witness all realms of suffering, radiates divine mercy, framed by a luminous halo and surrounded by swirling clouds, lotus blooms, and attendant deities like Green Tara and Manjushri. The lush backdrop of celestial landscapes weaves a harmonious balance of nature and spirituality. This thangka exudes a gentle, uplifting energy, its vibrant hues fostering deep meditation and inner peace, transforming your space into a sanctuary of compassion.
Rooted in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, this thangka serves as a powerful meditation tool, a visual embodiment of Avalokiteshvara’s boundless compassion, and a bridge to the path of enlightenment. Bring home the Thousand-Armed Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Thangka and let its golden radiance illuminate your altar or home. Feel the sacred heritage awaken your soul, guiding your journey toward love and serenity—order now to embrace this timeless treasure.
The Thousand-Armed Compassionate Avalokiteshvara Thangka
CONSECRATION OF PRODUCT
For requests for consecrations/blessings, we can take the thangka to monasteries or Rinpoches from the nearby Boudha Stupa. We kindly ask you to offer $50 for the monasteries for blessings/consecration services.
Natural Colors in Thangka
All the colors used in the thankgas are made from natural minerals. Ground into pigments, they carry the essence of the earth. Unlike artificial colors, these natural tones shine with honesty, adding depth, life, and spiritual meaning to each canvas.
Thangka in Modern Spaces
In modern spaces, thangkas bring together tradition and contemporary design. Once used mainly in temples, these sacred artworks now enhance homes, offices, and galleries with their vibrant colors and deep symbolism. They create harmony, inspire reflection, and serve as meaningful focal points in today’s interiors.
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Why LunziArt?
Kaila and Deepak Lama
Kaila and Deepak Lama, master Thangka artists from Timal, Kavre, elevate Nepal’s spiritual heritage through LunziArt. Trained in their family’s sacred craft, they create meditative masterpieces with vibrant pigments and 24K gold. From their Thamel store to global markets, their artistry preserves and shares Nepal’s Buddhist traditions. Their work embodies resilience and cultural devotion.