Description This painting portrays Garuda, a powerful protector deity, depicted in an expansive and dynamic form, embodying protection, energy, and enlightened action. The artwork is painted with acrylic paint and features rich gold accents that enhance Garuda’s celestial halo and adornments. Intricate flame designs symbolize compassion, representing Garuda’s ability to overcome barriers, diseases, and malevolent forces. The color palette features striking deep reds, vibrant blues, and rich emerald greens, drawing attention to the composition, which includes protective deities and guardians at the bottom and peaceful deities above, reinforcing its protective meaning. In Tibetan Buddhism, Garuda is a venerated figure known as the slayer of nagas and serpentine obstacles, a symbol of speed, clarity, and bravery, and signifies liberation from deception and fear. In the thangka, Garuda ascends with unfurled wings, surrounded by flames of enlightenment, crushing obstacles and radiating protective blessings. This thangka serves as both a vibrant work of art and a significant symbol of spiritual protection and enlightenment, making it a valuable addition to any collection or sacred space. Dimension: Size with Border: 33.25″ Long x 23″ Wide Size without Border: 30″ Long x 20″ Wide Made of: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic Paint, and 24 K Gold
