This is a gorgeous Silver Shakyamini Buddha Thangka Painting from Nepal. The details are very sharp and the canvas is in great shape. I brought it back with me knowing someone would love to have it. This painting pays tribute to Lord Shakyamuni.
The Life of Buddha:
The Garuda symbolizes freedom from hopes and fears, the vast mind without reference point and is a powerful antidote to the negative influences of Nagas (spirits) which can cause disease and all kinds of harm.
This is a very interesting painting and its details would be fun to study further.
Some history of Shakymuni Buddha:
His life story goes like this.
Many years ago there was a king named Shuddhodana. The king and queen were sad as they were childless for a long time. One night Queen Mayadevi dreamed of a white elephant. Actually the white elephant was the Buddha himself. In the form of the white elephant the Buddha entered her womb and she became pregnant. Shortly after the Buddha was born his mother died and he was taken care of by his stepmother.
He was born a Prince and his father taught him many skills like horseback riding, sword playing, archery and swimming. The Buddha had a very kind hearted nature. His father wanted him to become a powerful king and gave him many forms of entertainment such as musical performances and dance. The Buddha even married a beautiful princess. But these did not make him happy.
One day he left the Palace and recognized the suffering around him. He met a monk who was in search of enlightenment and the cause of suffering. He left the palace feeling he needed to find the cause of suffering. After meditating for many years he became very weak and realized he needed to follow the middle path. He later attained enlightenment, traveled to many places and preached peace and taught others the path to enlightenment.
I'm sure whoever gets this painting will be very pleased with it.
No noticeable flaws
Painting Size: 21.75" Tall and 16.75 " wide (55.2 cm Tall and 42.5 cm wide ) including border. 19.02 " Tall and 14.05" wide (48.3 cm tall and 35.7 cm Wide ) excluding border.
Half price shipping for all additional items for multiple orders.
The Life of Buddha:
The Garuda symbolizes freedom from hopes and fears, the vast mind without reference point and is a powerful antidote to the negative influences of Nagas (spirits) which can cause disease and all kinds of harm.
This is a very interesting painting and its details would be fun to study further.
Some history of Shakymuni Buddha:
His life story goes like this.
Many years ago there was a king named Shuddhodana. The king and queen were sad as they were childless for a long time. One night Queen Mayadevi dreamed of a white elephant. Actually the white elephant was the Buddha himself. In the form of the white elephant the Buddha entered her womb and she became pregnant. Shortly after the Buddha was born his mother died and he was taken care of by his stepmother.
He was born a Prince and his father taught him many skills like horseback riding, sword playing, archery and swimming. The Buddha had a very kind hearted nature. His father wanted him to become a powerful king and gave him many forms of entertainment such as musical performances and dance. The Buddha even married a beautiful princess. But these did not make him happy.
One day he left the Palace and recognized the suffering around him. He met a monk who was in search of enlightenment and the cause of suffering. He left the palace feeling he needed to find the cause of suffering. After meditating for many years he became very weak and realized he needed to follow the middle path. He later attained enlightenment, traveled to many places and preached peace and taught others the path to enlightenment.
I'm sure whoever gets this painting will be very pleased with it.
No noticeable flaws
Painting Size: 21.75" Tall and 16.75 " wide (55.2 cm Tall and 42.5 cm wide ) including border. 19.02 " Tall and 14.05" wide (48.3 cm tall and 35.7 cm Wide ) excluding border.
Half price shipping for all additional items for multiple orders.
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