Description The focal point of the Thangka is the seated Medicine Buddha, depicted in a meditation pose on a large lotus pedestal, which symbolizes purity and enlightenment. His right hand is positioned downward in the varada mudra to symbolize the act of bestowing blessings, while his left hand holds a black alms bowl, a customary element in Buddhist art. The Buddha is encircled by an exquisite aureole made of intricate golden patterns. The painting exhibits a prominent blue color, accented by shades of red, green, and gold detailing, characteristic of Tibetan and Nepalese Thangka art. The detailed line work is adorned with complex floral motifs and swirling cloud designs, adding to the overall richness of the piece. The painting includes Aparamita above the central Buddha, each depicted in meditative poses. On bottom stand two attendant bodhisattvas or disciples, both adorned with aureoles and elaborately detailed garments. The backdrop features stylized leaves, lotus flowers, and traditional Tibetan cloud patterns, enhancing the spiritual atmosphere of the painting. The Thangka cultivates a sense of calmness, reverence, and holiness, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship inherent to devout Buddhist artistic traditions. Dimension: Size with Border: 42.75 inches long x 30 inches wide Size without Border: 39.5 inches long x 27 inches wide Made of: Cotton Canvas, Acrylic paint and 24 K Gold
