Namgyalma Thangka Symbolizing Purity and Longevity

Description In this thangka, Namgyalma is depicted in her bright white form, symbolizing purity, longevity, and freedom. She sits on a multicolored lotus throne, surrounded by a halo and an intricate mandorla that represent her heavenly energy and enlightened aura. Namgyalma has three faces and eight arms, each signifying her compassion, wisdom, and ability to preserve all living beings. Her hands hold sacred symbols such as the lotus, vajra, vase of longevity, and Dharma wheel, each representing purity, power, life energy, and knowledge. On the left is Amitayus Buddha, the Red Buddha of Infinite Life, and on the right is White Tara, another goddess associated with long life. The background is adorned with lotus flowers, clouds, and mountains, symbolizing a pure and holy realm of enlightenment. The gold details highlight the divine light and sacred geometry of the deity. The color palette features delicate greens, blues, and pinks, with gold as the most prominent color, representing purity, serenity, and divinity. Dimension: Size with Border: 32.5″ Long x 24.5″ Wide. Size without Border: 30″ Long x 22.5″ Wide Made of:  Cotton Canvas, Acrylic Paint, and 24 K Gold