Description This Thangka painting depicts Manjushree, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom in Mahayana Buddhism, seated on a lotus throne. He holds a fiery sword in his right hand, symbolizing the cutting through of ignorance and delusion, and a blue utpala lotus in his left, upon which rests the Prajnaparamita Sutra—the text representing transcendent wisdom. The use of gold paint enhances the depiction of divine radiance, while its intricate details and vibrant colors showcase Tibetan Thangka artistry. Each element in the artwork—the lotus, halo, throne, and offering bowls—embodies themes of enlightenment and purity. The flaming sword represents discriminating wisdom that goes beyond dualistic thinking, with fire symbolizing transformative power. Manjushree’s serene lotus posture reflects the stability of an enlightened mind, and his ornate throne signifies wisdom grounded in compassion, often depicted with mythical creatures symbolizing the taming of negative forces. The overall composition serves as a meditation tool, with the mantra “Oṃ A Ra Pa Ca Na Dhīḥ” associated with Manjushree, invoking blessings for wisdom and intellectual clarity. Dimension: Size with Border: 48″ Long x 37″ Wide , Size without Border: 43.5″ Long x 32.25″ Wide Made of: cotton canvas, Acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
