Description This Manjushri is an important Bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhist symbols of knowledge. The thangka was painted by hand by talented artists and represents Manjushri sitting on a lotus throne, which means he is enlightened. The Prajnaparamita text, which means “perfect wisdom,” is in his left hand. He is wielding a blazing sword in his right hand, which shows that he can cut through uncertainty and ignorance. The vivid colors and exquisite details of the artwork draw attention to Manjushri’s peaceful demeanor and the symbols in the piece, which make it a good instrument for meditation. In the thangka, Manjushri’s raised sword and utpala lotus show the balance of wisdom and compassion, reminding the practitioner of the wisdom and clarity associated with Manjushri Dimension: Size with Border: 24.5″ Long x 18.5″ Wide Size without Border: 22.5″ Long x 16″ Wide Made of: cotton canvas, Acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
