The picture is for sale without a frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the available types. The cost of a frame is not included in the price of the product.

Buddha was originally born as Sidhartha Gautam in Lumbini, western Nepal, in 563 BC, the son of King Suddhodhan and Queen Mayadevi. As a young adult, his contact with the outside world led him to seek a deeper meaning of life and spiritual fulfilment. It is believed that Gautam Buddha had over 500 incarnations and, to distinguish him from all the other alternative Buddhas, he became known as Shakyamuni (the lion of the Sakya kin group, son of King Suddhodhana), ‘Bodhi’ or ‘Knowledge’.

The Shakyamuni Buddha sits in a meditative pose (dhyana asana) with his legs crossed and both feet visible. He sits on a lotus flower, also known as a “padmasana”. Sakyamuni Buddha, at the moment of enlightenment, addressed the earth as a witness, indicated by the fingers of his right hand in “bhumisparsha mudra”, “gesture touching the earth”. As the sun and the moon stood still, all the creatures of the world came to offer their homage to the Supreme, who had transcended the limits of egocentric existence, experiencing selfless and unsurpassable enlightenment.

The picture is for sale without a frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Amitabha is the main Buddha of Pure Land Buddhism. A member of the Vajrayana lineage, Amitabha is known for his long life, clear perception, deep understanding of the emptiness of phenomena, and for attracting the red fire element. According to the texts, Amitabha has infinite merit from his infinite number of good deeds in past lives (as a bodhisattva called Dharmakara).

The picture is for sale without frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price.

Lokeshwor in Sanskrit means the Lord who sees the whole realm. He is a bodhisattva who symbolizes the understanding of all Buddhas. He is the embodiment of Avalokiteshwor. In traditional depictions, his four right hands carry the hilt, sword, goad and bow, while his four left hands hold the ghanta (bell), the Tridandi (3 forked weapons), the noose and an arrow.

The picture is for sale without frame, if you would like a frame we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Om is the sound or ‘oscillation’ of the whole universe. This sound is the most important, repeated as a mantra, it helps to remove attachment to the ego and encourages generosity.

Ma eliminates jealousy and encourages ethical behaviour.

Ni eliminates desire and encourages patience.

Pad, removes prejudice and encourages perseverance.

Me eliminates possessiveness and encourages concentration.

Hum eliminates hatred and encourages wisdom.

The image is for sale without a frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Om is the sound or ‘oscillation’ of the whole universe. This sound is the most important, repeated as a mantra, it helps to remove attachment to the ego and encourages generosity.

Ma eliminates jealousy and encourages ethical behaviour.

Ni eliminates desire and encourages patience.

Pad, removes prejudice and encourages perseverance.

Me eliminates possessiveness and encourages concentration.

Hum eliminates hatred and encourages wisdom.

The image is for sale without a frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Om is the sound or ‘oscillation’ of the whole universe. This sound is the most important, repeated as a mantra, it helps to remove attachment to the ego and encourages generosity.

Ma eliminates jealousy and encourages ethical behaviour.

Ni eliminates desire and encourages patience.

Pad, removes prejudice and encourages perseverance.

Me eliminates possessiveness and encourages concentration.

Hum eliminates hatred and encourages wisdom.

The image is for sale without a frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Kalachakra is a Sanskrit word meaning “the wheel of time”. The Kalachakra (or Kalachakra) is a famous type of thangka painting, valued as a symbolic/visual illustration of the teachings of traditional Tibetan Buddhism. The Kalachakra Mandala focuses on the cycles of the planetary cycle and the breathing of human beings, representing the elements of origin, duration and destruction. The cosmos pulsates through the collective karma of beings, producing vital winds (vayu) that move the atomic particles of worlds and sentient beings. It represents working with the subtlest energies in the body on the path to enlightenment.

The picture is for sale without frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Kalachakra is a Sanskrit word meaning “the wheel of time”. The Kalachakra (or Kalachakra) is a famous type of thangka painting, valued as a symbolic/visual illustration of the teachings of traditional Tibetan Buddhism. The Kalachakra Mandala focuses on the cycles of the planetary cycle and the breathing of human beings, representing the elements of origin, duration and destruction. The cosmos pulsates through the collective karma of beings, producing vital winds (vayu) that move the atomic particles of worlds and sentient beings. It represents working with the subtlest energies in the body on the path to enlightenment.

The picture is for sale without frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.

Kalachakra is a Sanskrit word meaning “the wheel of time”. The Kalachakra (or Kalachakra) is a famous type of thangka painting, valued as a symbolic/visual illustration of the teachings of traditional Tibetan Buddhism. The Kalachakra Mandala focuses on the cycles of the planetary cycle and the breathing of human beings, representing the elements of origin, duration and destruction. The cosmos pulsates through the collective karma of beings, producing vital winds (vayu) that move the atomic particles of worlds and sentient beings. It represents working with the subtlest energies in the body on the path to enlightenment.

The picture is for sale without frame, if you would like a frame, we can send you a sample of the types available. The cost of this is not included in the price of the product.