This exquisite hand-painted Thangka depicts Samantabhadra, the source of unchanging light and the primordial Lord from whom all mandalas originate, embracing his consort Samantabhadri in Yab-Yum, the sacred union of male and female principles in Tantric Buddhism.
In Vajrayana tradition, Yab-Yum symbolizes the mystical union of Upaya (compassionate action) and Prajna (wisdom). This artwork captures the harmonious balance of masculine and feminine energies, illustrating the deep spiritual and symbolic significance of Buddha Shakti and Samantabhadri. The striking black and gold theme enhances the sacred and majestic presence of this Thangka, making it both a profound meditation tool and a stunning decorative piece.
Artwork Details
• Size: 18 × 13 inches (45 × 34 cm)
• Material: Handmade Tibetan cotton canvas
• Colors: Tibetan canvas cotton with gold and natural stone powder, mixed with Tibetan hide glue
• Technique: 100% hand-painted traditional Thangka
• Condition: Unframed, authentic handmade artwork
Ideal For
• Meditation and spiritual practice
• Home or temple altar display
• Collectors of Tibetan Buddhist art
• Meaningful gifts for spiritual seekers
Important Information
• Each Thangka is hand-painted, making every piece unique.
• Slight color variations may occur due to lighting and screen settings.
• Artwork appears more vibrant and detailed in person.
• Listed dimensions refer to the painted area only, excluding outer borders.
• Paintings are securely packed in a durable PVC tube for safe transit.
• Buyers are responsible for customs duties, import taxes, or additional destination charges not included in the purchase price.
This Samantabhadra & Samantabhadri Thangka brings spiritual depth, harmony, and timeless beauty into any space, preserving the sacred artistry of Tibetan Buddhism.
