The Chakrasamvara Meditation Thangka | Tibetan Hand Painted Yidam Deity

- **Name**: Chakrasamvara, "The Holder of the Wheel of Supreme Bliss" - **Deity Type**: Tantric Buddhist deity in Vajrayana Buddhism - **Appearance**: Fierce, wrathful figure with multiple heads and arms - **Symbols**: Holds various symbols of power and protection - **Yab-Yum Depiction**: Often shown in union with his consort, Vajravarahi - **Meaning**: Represents the union of wisdom and compassion - **Purpose**: Facilitates spiritual realization through tantra - **Symbolism**: Multiple heads and arms symbolize perception and action in different realms - **Expression**: Fierce expression and weapons symbolize overcoming obstacles - **Effectiveness**: Particularly effective for tantra practitioners seeking rapid enlightenment - **Power**: Known for its potency in achieving profound realizations - **Practice**: Involves visualization as the deity, mantra recitation, rituals, and offerings Specifications: - Size:33✕26 cm - Created by Nepal's skilled artists - Made from Cotton Canvas, Natural Stone Color, and 24 Carat Gold - Suitable for Meditation, Yoga, and Home Decor Framing: - Traditional Brocade can embellish your Thangka painting - Various colors and quality choices offered for silk Brocade - Brocade prices start from $50, varying with quality and size Delivery: - Enjoy Free Shipping - Anticipate delivery within 2, 4 business days, insured for peace of mind Return Policy: - Returns accepted within 30 business days Shop Messages: "Thank you for exploring our Pinkoi store! Delve into our diverse Thangka collection and uncover treasures crafted with dedication. From intricately handmade Thangkas to art inspired by Buddhism, there's something for everyone. Your support is invaluable to us. We're here to help—feel free to ask any questions. Appreciate your role in our journey. Explore our store and discover your next cherished item!" May all beings be happy!