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Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Thangka

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Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Thangka

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A Touchstone for Infinite Kindness

Imagine a space in your home where the noise of the world fades into profound silence. This painting is a daily touchstone for unwavering Peace, infinite Compassion, and deep emotional healing.

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The Story in the Details

  • Dimensions: 75 x 50 cm 
  • Sacred Materials: Genuine 24K Gold, Mineral Pigments, Cotton Canvas
  • Artistic Tradition: Karma Gadri (Encampment) Style
  • Format: Unframed original devotional art.

Iconography: The White Lord of Compassion

Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig) embodies Universal Compassion. He is the love that never gives up on you.

  • Sacred Form: 
    His radiant white body glows against a deep blue nimbus, transforming hatred into mirror-like clarity.
  • The Hands: 
    His inner hands clasp the Wish-Fulfilling Jewel (Bodhicitta). 
    His outer right hand holds a Crystal Rosary (continuous effort to save beings), while his left holds a Blue Lotus (purity unstained by the world).

The Living Landscape: Karma Gadri Style

This painting exemplifies the unique Karma Gadri tradition. 
Unlike Newari (crowded, red/gold dominant) or standard Menri styles, Karma Gadri is famous for:

  • Vast Open Space: 
    The deity "floats" in a spacious sky, representing the emptiness of the mind.
  • The Stupa: 
    In the lower left, a pristine white Stupa stands on rugged cliffs. This symbolizes the Enlightened Mind—stable, structured, and housing the Buddha's energy.
  • Nature: 
    Realistic rocks and calm waters symbolize the stability of Dharma amidst the chaos of Samsara.

A Sacred Tool for Your Path

  • For Meditation: 
    Use this thangka to cultivate Empathy. Its cool energy acts as a balm for anxiety.
  • The Mantra: 
    Chant Om Mani Padme Hum to purify negative emotions.
  • Blessing: 
    May this guide fill your home with light and peace.

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