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Printed Thangka of Shakyamuni Buddha

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This printed Thangka of Buddha Shakyamuni is a sacred representation of the founder of Buddhism, honored for his teachings of wisdom, compassion, and liberation from suffering . Framed in sumptuous blue and gold brocade , it brings a touch of spirituality and elegance to any meditation space or Buddhist altar.

In this thangka, Buddha Shakyamuni is depicted seated in a meditation posture (Dhyana Mudra) , wearing a red-orange robe, the traditional color of Buddhist monks. His right hand touches the earth in the Bhumisparsha Mudra , the "witnessing the earth" gesture, symbolizing his attainment of enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. In his left hand, he holds an alms bowl , representing simplicity, material detachment, and spiritual discipline.

His golden aura and radiant circles of light emphasize his illumination and benevolent presence, while the lotus on which he sits recalls purity and spiritual elevation .

FEATURES

Sacred motif : Shakyamuni, founder of Buddhism, honored for his teachings of wisdom, compassion, and liberation from suffering
Tibetan brocade frame : Fabric decorated with gold patterns and vibrant colors
Practical format : Easy to hang thanks to its fabric attachment
Use : Meditation support, ritual object, spiritual decoration
Origin : Inspired by the Tibetan Buddhist tradition
Size: 29X20 cm
Weight: 34 gr

What is a Thangka?

A thangka is a sacred Buddhist painting or print, often mounted on an embroidered silk cloth. Traditionally used by practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism, it serves to:

Meditation and spiritual contemplation
The teaching of Buddhist principles
The creation of a sacred space in an altar or place of prayer
Spiritual blessings and initiations

Thangkas are commonly hung in monasteries, temples, and homes, where they provide protection and spiritual inspiration.

Meaning of Buddha Shakyamuni

Buddha Shakyamuni, also known as Siddhartha Gautama , was born in the 6th century BC and attained enlightenment at the age of 35. He is the founder of Buddhism and the teacher of the Dharma path , leading to the cessation of suffering.

Bhumisparsha Mudra (Hand Touching the Earth) : Symbolizes Buddha's victory over worldly illusions and attachments.
The Alms Bowl : Represents simplicity and balance between the needs of the body and those of the mind.
The lotus on which he sits : Incarnation of spiritual purity and overcoming the obstacles of earthly life.

This thangka invites contemplation and inner awakening, recalling the fundamental teachings of Buddhism: impermanence, full awareness and liberation from the cycle of rebirth (Samsara) .

Why choose this printed Thangka?

Faithful representation of Buddha Shakyamuni , ideal for meditation and spiritual inspiration.
Blue and gold brocade frame , refined and traditional.
Easy to hang , with its red fabric cord.
Sacred and decorative object , perfect for Buddhist practitioners and lovers of Tibetan sacred art.

Use and Placement

On a Buddhist altar – to strengthen practice and spiritual connection.
In a meditation space – to inspire serenity and mindfulness.
As a sacred decoration – to invite harmony and wisdom into one's home.
In Feng Shui – to balance energies and promote a Zen environment.

Maintenance Tips

Clean gently with a dry cloth to preserve the quality of the print and fabric.
Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun to maintain color vibrancy.
Place in a respectful and sacred space to fully benefit from its spiritual energy.

Add this printed Thangka of Buddha Shakyamuni to your meditation space and let yourself be guided by the timeless wisdom of the Buddha .

If you liked this Thangka, we invite you to visit our complete section of ritual objects in which you will discover a whole host of meditation articles that will immerse you in the spiritual world of Tibet and for even more inspiration, we recommend our complete range of well-being and meditation articles.

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