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Buddhist Mandala Relief - Hand-painted, 17 cm

Buddhist Mandala Relief - Hand-painted, 17 cm

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"Om Mani Padme Hum is one of the most famous mantras in Tibetan Buddhism - this relief is often chosen for the meditation room or home altar."

Buddhist Mandala Relief

This ornate mandala relief is a unique decorative piece for spiritual spaces, meditation corners, and personal altars. At its center, Buddha Shakyamuni sits in a meditative posture on a deep black background, finely sculpted and expressive in his calm and wisdom.

Available in the following version:

  • Diameter approx. 17 cm, hand-painted resin, includes stand

The Mantra of Compassion

Around Buddha, the six syllables of the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum are arranged in exalted Tibetan script and hand-painted in intense colors. The mantra stands for compassion, protection, and the purification of the mind, and is closely associated with Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

Features

The outer edge is richly decorated with floral patterns and traditional Tibetan ornaments. The silver background makes the colors appear brilliant. The high-quality resin allows for clear, deeply carved details and ensures a stable, durable quality that remains beautiful for years.

Application

  • Hang as a wall decor
  • Display as a tabletop ornament with the included stand
  • Ideal for living rooms, yoga studios, meditation rooms, or altars

It's best to see it for yourself – or come by Kramgasse 63, then you can admire the details directly in the shop.


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