Tibetan Vajrasattva Thangka Painting

Vajrasattva is the deity of all

Here, Vajrasattva is depicted sitting in the meditation posture, his vajra (thunderbolt) in his right hand and his bell in his left hand. These ceremonial instruments symbolize wisdom and compassion put together to purify one. Vajrasattva is renowned as the one to purify the negative and guide one to clearness, to purify oneself, and to inner tranquility.

A Source of Spiritual Energy

This Thangka is more than an ornament, as it is an entrance into spirituality, filling households with positivity, balance, and mindfulness. Suitable for meditational rooms, shrines, or contemplative places, it welcomes contemplation and increased ties to spirituality.

An Effective Contribution to Spirituality

For the religious enthusiast or devotee, the Thangka is a thoughtful and personalized present. As a symbol of inner peace and enlightenment, it is best to give as a present during any religious festival, ceremony, or as a personalized present to someone yearning to achieve inner peace.