Tibetan Buddhist Bhutanese painter Pema Tenzin hand-painted thangka 230mm x 320mm

Thangka is a Tibetan portrait painted on cotton cloth with mineral pigments and is one of the important meditation tools in Buddhist practice. Thangkas usually depict the main deities or masters of Buddhism, surrounded by related gods and heritage figures, depicting the deeds of important masters, or painting the realm of a certain deity. Viewers can gain insight from appreciating the deities in the paintings, and during the meditation process, they can improve their spiritual quality by reciting scriptures in front of the images in the paintings. This thangka is Zhunti Bodhisattva, and also known as "Zhunti Buddha's Mother" Zhunti Bodhisattva is a great Bodhisattva known to the Buddhist monks. In Zen, it is called Avalokitesvara. Length: 32cm Width: 23cm In the minds of Buddhists, Zhunti Bodhisattva is a great bodhisattva who is very sensitive and caring for those who admire him. He is also the mother of all Buddhas in the three generations. The wishes of all beings in the world and beyond the world are meticulously protecting all beings. In the "Zundi Dharani Sutra", it is recorded that in order to sympathize with the future sentient beings with poor blessings and bad karma, the Buddha entered the Zundi Samadhi and proclaimed the Zhunti Mantra spoken by the Buddha in the past. About the artist Pema Tenzin's father, Thinley Norbu, is a famous national treasure thangka master in Bhutan. , is known locally. Pema Tenzin became a professional painter under his strict teaching, passing on his achievements in Buddhist art.