Vajrasattva - Hand-painted Thangka
Discover peace and wisdom with this hand-painted Vajrasattva Thangka, crafted by skilled artisans in Nepal.
Vajrasattva is a deeply revered deity in Tibetan Buddhism, embodying the purifying power of the enlightened mind.
Known as the "Pure Vajra Being," Vajrasattva represents the union of wisdom and compassion, and his practice is central to purification of ones negative karma.
- Authentic Artistry: Painted with natural pigments and gold accents using traditional techniques.
- Versatile Use: Perfect for meditation, spiritual practice, or as a stunning decorative piece.
Bring tranquility to your space or gift this sacred art to someone special.
Measuring approximately 60cm x 45cm.
Canvas only
This stunning piece is shipped directly from Kathmandu, Nepal and can be further enhanced with a brocade setting at an additional cost.
For enquires, please email tibetanemporium@mail.com. Please include item name & code in email.
Item Code: YA-03440
Free Shipping - please allow 2 - 3 weeks for shipping from Nepal
About Vajrasattva
Vajrasattva is a beacon of purification, transformation, and spiritual clarity in Tibetan Buddhism.
Known as the "Pure Vajra Being," Vajrasattva embodies the powerful union of wisdom and compassion, inspiring practitioners to clear away the obstacles that cloud their true nature.
Through his practice, we are reminded that no matter how deep our past mistakes or negative patterns, the potential for purification and awakening is always within our reach.
Vajrasattva is depicted in a peaceful, radiant form, seated in meditation, holding a vajra in his right hand and a bell in his left.
These sacred symbols of wisdom and compassion represent the inseparability of ultimate truth and enlightened activity.
His calm, serene presence serves as a reminder that by aligning ourselves with the wisdom of emptiness and the compassion of a Buddha, we can rise above any challenges and return to the purest essence of our being.
The practice of Vajrasattva is one of the most powerful means of purification in Tibetan Buddhism. Through chanting the mantra Om Vajrasattva Hum or the Hundred-Syllable mantra, we call upon his transformative energy to cleanse our minds and hearts of negative karma and mental afflictions.
This practice opens the doors to healing, bringing us into a state of greater peace, clarity, and spiritual alignment.
Vajrasattva's teachings are a profound invitation to experience the freedom that comes from releasing all that no longer serves us.
His presence inspires us to let go of limiting beliefs and habitual patterns, making space for the radiance of our true nature to shine through.
His practice is a reminder that through dedication and compassion, we can purify our minds and awaken to our highest potential.
With Vajrasattva as our inspiration, we are empowered to transform any aspect of our being that holds us back, clearing the path for wisdom, compassion, and joy to flow freely.
His blessings show us that purification is not a distant goal, but a living, transformative force that is available to us at every moment, guiding us toward greater freedom, love, and enlightenment.