Description This description highlights a beautiful Thangka painting of Vairocana Buddha, a significant figure in Mahayana Buddhism, known as the “Illuminator.” Originating from the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal, It serves as a striking wall hanging or can be placed on a family altar for meditation, promoting spiritual and emotional healing. The Thangka features Vairocana in a seated position, symbolizing calmness, and is depicted with a white complexion, representing purity and light. The Dharmachakra mudra gesture signifies the sharing of Buddhist wisdom. This exquisite piece is a unique addition to home decor, embodying the rich traditions of Tibetan Buddhist art. Dimension: Size with Border: 21″ Long x 16.5″ Wide Size without Border: 18.5″ Long x 14″ Wide Made of: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic pain, and 24 K Gold
