Chenrezig Thangka Scroll with Brocade and Rod, 73 x 95 cm, approx. 630 g

Kunsang

“Chenrezig is the Buddha of compassion. This thangka is large and ready to hang.”

Chenrezig Thangka Scroll

This thangka shows Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), the Buddha of compassion, in his white four-armed form called Shadakshari (“the six-syllable one”), linked to the mantra Om Mani Padme Hum. He sits on a lotus throne, in front of a green halo and a golden aureole with fine scrollwork. His two front hands are joined at the chest, and in his upper hands he holds a prayer garland and a peony. Around him are clouds, mountains, a waterfall and flowers, and a deer rests on the right. At the bottom, offerings with a blue jewel stand on a green meadow.

Brocade, Silk and Rod

The printed picture is set in a red brocade frame with a fine pattern, surrounded by golden-yellow brocade with green and blue patterns. Red silk ribbons and a yellow silk apron at the top add accents. At the bottom, a rod with orange ends keeps the thangka hanging straight. The back is made of red cotton. The red hanging cord is already attached.

Details

• Motif: Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara), Shadakshari, Buddha of compassion
• Size: approx. 95 cm high, approx. 73 cm wide (measured at the bottom rod)
• Weight: approx. 630 g
• Material: printed motif, brocade frame, silk ribbons, rod at the bottom, cotton back
• Ready to hang

The best way is to see it for yourself – drop by at Kramgasse 63 and look at the details right in the shop.