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Hand-Painted Manjushree Bodhisattva Tibetan Thangka Art, Painting on Canvas, 17 x 22 Inches

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Hand-Painted Manjushree Bodhisattva Tibetan Thangka Art, Painting on Canvas, 17 x 22 Inches

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A genuine hand-painted Thangka painting of Manjushree Bodhisattva also known as God of Divine Wisdom, using the 24 carat gold colors.

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0.65 kgs

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Seller	Made in Nepal, Nepal Center [11227]
Product Tags	tanka, thangka, thanka, handmade, handpainted, Tibetan painting, painting, canvas painting, religious, traditional, manjushree, bodhisatva, rinpoche
Seller Continent	Asia
Seller State	Bagmati Province
UK Size	4
Seller	Admin
Seller District	Kathmandu

Made in Nepal, Nepal Center

Seller Countries: Nepal

Size: 17 inches x 22 inches (43cm x 56 cm)

Material: Canvas

Color: Water/Gold

This is a real painting, not a print. This is one of the finest paintings using gold color. This Thangka is painted by 24 Carat Gold. Thangka comes in a roll without frame. This is an original hand-painted Buddhist art, Thangka of Manjushree Bodhisattva. The Thangka is painted with a natural golden color on canvas by Buddhist Lama. Manjushri is a Bodhisattva associated with transcendent wisdom in Mahayana Buddhism. Manjushree means "Gentle Glory" in Sanskrit. In Tibetan Buddhism, Manjushree manifests in a number of different Tantric forms. According to Swayambhu Purana, the Kathmandu Valley was once a lake. It is believed that Manjusri saw a lotus flower in the center of the lake and cut a gorge at Chovar to allow the lake to drain. The place where the lotus flower settled became Swayambhunath Stupa and the valley thus became habitable.

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