This exquisite Thangka Painting depicts the sacred scene of Queen Mayadevi giving birth to Prince Siddhartha, who would become Shakyamuni Buddha, with his legendary seven steps at the center of the mandala. Hand-painted on canvas using traditional mineral and vegetable pigments and framed with luxurious brocade, the Thangka captures intricate details and vibrant colors, reflecting the skill and devotion of traditional Himalayan artisans. Perfect for meditation spaces, home altars, or as a sacred art collection piece, it radiates spiritual significance and divine energy.

The painting shows Queen Mayadevi in serene grace, cradling the newborn Siddhartha as he takes his first seven steps-each step representing the spreading of Dharma. According to legend, Siddhartha was born fully awakened, taking seven steps immediately after birth, with lotus flowers blooming under his feet. His birth heralded the arrival of the Buddha, the enlightened one destined to bring liberation from suffering to all sentient beings. The central mandala emphasizes the cosmic significance of this miraculous event, while surrounding details celebrate auspiciousness and divine blessings.

Displaying or meditating upon this Thangka is believed to inspire mindfulness, devotion, and spiritual awakening. It serves as a reminder of the Buddha's miraculous birth, the beginning of his journey to enlightenment, and his mission to alleviate the suffering of all beings. This sacred artwork encourages reflection on purity, compassion, and the interconnectedness of life.

Thangka Size with Brocade: 46"H X 31.5"W
Painting Dimension : 21"H X 16"W