This is a Chakrasamvara Thangka Print, originaly painted by Sundar Sinkhwal, a distinguished contemporary Thangka artist from Patan, Nepal. Trained in the centuries-old Newar Paubha and Tibetan Thangka traditions, Sundar combines meticulous brushwork, vibrant pigments, and profound spiritual symbolism in every piece.

Chakrasamvara is a central deity in Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the union of wisdom and compassion. Often depicted in yab-yum with his consort Vajravarahi, Chakrasamvara embodies the transformation of desire into enlightened bliss and the realization of ultimate truth. He holds ritual implements such as the vajra and bell, symbolizing skillful means and wisdom, and is surrounded by a mandala of enlightened energies that protect and guide practitioners.

Meditating on or displaying the Chakrasamvara Thangka is believed to help transform negative emotions into spiritual insight, deepen meditation practice, and cultivate inner balance. This deity's presence supports practitioners in the pursuit of enlightenment, compassion, and realization of ultimate truth. Beyond its spiritual significance, this print also showcases Sundar Sinkhwal's dedication to preserving traditional Thangka artistry, making it a treasured piece for both devotees and collectors of sacred art.

Size: 24" H x 18" W approx

Newari Pauba Print Signed by Sundar Sinkhwal