This Rig Sung Gompo Brocade Thangka Painting is a masterful hand-painted depiction of one of the most revered triads in Tibetan Buddhism. Carefully painted by skilled artisans using natural mineral pigments and adorned with intricate brocade borders, this Thangka radiates both artistic excellence and deep spiritual meaning.

Chenrezig is the Bodhisattva who embodies the compassion of all Buddhas and is considered the earthly manifestation of the self-born, eternal Buddha, Amitabha. He guards this world during the interval between the historical Shakyamuni Buddha and the future Maitreya Buddha. As the patron deity of Tibet, Chenrezig's compassion flows boundlessly through his manifestations, with His Holiness the Dalai Lama regarded as his primary earthly embodiment.

Manjushree represents the embodiment of transcendent wisdom (prajna) - the clear, discerning awareness of all Buddhas. He is often depicted as a radiant youth with a golden-yellow or white complexion, holding a flaming sword of wisdom that cuts through ignorance and a lotus bearing the Perfection of Wisdom scripture, symbolizing mastery of all knowledge.

Vajrapani embodies the power and skillful means of all Buddhas. Portrayed in wrathful form, he holds a vajra in his raised right hand, representing indestructible strength, and a skull cup in his left, symbolizing the transformation of ignorance into wisdom. Vajrapani's energy protects practitioners and clears obstacles from the spiritual path.

The three deities - Chenrezig, Manjushree, and Vajrapani - are often depicted together, as in this Thangka, representing the three forms of Buddha: Compassion (Chenrezig), Wisdom (Manjushree), and Power (Vajrapani). Their unity signifies the complete manifestation of enlightenment - the perfect harmony of heart, mind, and strength.

Thangka Size with Brocade: 51"H X 32"W
Painting Dimension : 25"H X 19"W