Description This 6-foot large thangka contributes to alleviating global suffering. His 1,000 arms allow him to assist many simultaneously, and each hand features an eye that compassionately observes humanity. In Tibet, where he is known as Chenrezig, people commonly see his mantra, “om mani padme hum.” Avalokitesvara has ten faces, each symbolizing mastery over the ten bodhisattva stages, with three faces representing love, three representing peace, and four embodying fierceness. This diversity illustrates the multifaceted nature of love, which can be protective, disciplinary, or gentle. Dimension: Size with Border: 67 inches long x 50 inches wide Size without Border: 63.5 inches long x 46.5 inches wide Made of cotton canvas, acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
