Original Hand Painted Vairochana / Mahavairocana Tibetan FINE QUALITY THANGKA / Thanka Painting With High Quality Silk Framed

Vairochana, (“Great Illuminator”), the supreme Buddha, is regarded by many Mahayana Buddhists of East Asia and of Tibet, Nepal. Some Buddhists regard Vairochana, or Mahavairocana, as a being separate from the five “self-born” Dhyani-Buddhas, one of whom is known as Vairochana. Among the Shingon sect of Japan, he is the chief object of reverence and is regarded as the source of the entire universe. In Japanese he is called Dainichi Nyorai (“Great Sun Buddha”), or Roshana; in Chinese Piluzhena; in Tibetan Rnam-par-snang-mdzad, or Rnam-snang (“Maker of Brilliant Light”).

When represented as one of the “self-born” Buddhas, as he is in Nepali, Tibetan, and Javanese art, Vairochana occupies the chief position and is often considered to be the progenitor of the other four Dhyani-Buddhas, or the Adi-Buddha himself. In paintings, Vairochana is colored white, and his hands are shown in the dharma chakra mudra (“teaching gesture”). His consort is Vajradhatvishvari or Tara, his family Moha, his mount the dragon (or lion), his symbol the chakra (“wheel”), his skandha (“personality component”) rupa (“matter”), his syllable a or om, his element space, his sense perception hearing, his sense organ the ear, and his location in the human body the head.

Size with Silk: 26 x 34 Inch ( 66 x 86 cm)
Inner Painting: 11 x 15 -Inch ( 28 x 38 cm)
Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas
Color: Gold and Natural colors

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