Medicine Buddha Thangka – Canvas print with silk & gold embellishment, 44×77 cm

Kunsang

"The deep lapis lazuli blue of the Medicine Buddha has a very calming effect – a thangka that many consciously choose for healing work or meditation."

Medicine Buddha Thangka (Bhaisajyaguru)

This traditional Tibetan thangka combines deeply rooted Buddhist symbolism with an ornate artisanal aesthetic. It depicts the Medicine Buddha in an intense lapis lazuli blue – a powerful symbol of healing, protection, and spiritual transformation. With its combination of an elegant brocade frame, silk veil, and gold details, this scroll painting is not only an object for meditation but also a high-quality spiritual decorative piece for the home, yoga studio, or practice space.

Meaning and Effect of the Motif

At the center is the Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru), who is revered in Vajrayana Buddhism as the embodiment of healing energy. He symbolizes physical and mental healing, supports meditation and mental clarity, and is traditionally used for energetic cleansing. The Medicine Buddha sits in the lotus position (Dhyanasana) on a throne, holding healing plants in his hands and displaying the gesture of granting wishes (Varada Mudra). He is surrounded by seven other Buddha figures, completing the depiction of the Eight Medicine Buddhas – a strong symbol for complete healing energy in a Buddhist context.

Material and Craftsmanship

• Central image: canvas or fabric print with fine detail
• Frame: elegant silk brocade in gold and orange tones with floral patterns
• Protective veil: yellow silk curtain to cover and protect the motif
• Back: sturdy red fabric for shape and durability
• Finishing: gold accents and decorative elements for an authentic look

Details

• Total size: 44 × 77 cm (incl. tassels), inner image: 31 × 44 cm
• Weight: approx. 280 g – lightweight and easy to hang
• Suspension: integrated cord for flexible placement
• Rainbow-colored tassels as an energetic finish, red ribbons as a spiritual symbol

Usage

This thangka is ideal for meditation and mindfulness practice, yoga and Reiki spaces, spiritual altars, as well as Feng Shui interior design. Thanks to its low weight, it can be easily hung on hooks, rods, or cords.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the thangka hand-painted?
The motif is a high-quality canvas or fabric print in the traditional thangka style, embellished with brocade and decorative textile elements.

Can the yellow curtain be moved?
Yes, the silk veil is flexible and can be closed, gathered to the side, or tied up decoratively.

Is the thangka heavy?
No, at only approx. 280 g, it is very lightweight and easy to hang.

What is a Medicine Buddha thangka used for?
Traditionally for meditation, for promoting healing energy, and as a spiritual protective symbol in a room.

Is every piece identical?
As these are produced with an artisanal approach, slight variations in color or texture may occur.

It's best to see it for yourself – or stop by Kramgasse 63, where you can view it directly in the shop.