The Thangka depicts Vajrasattva, adorned with a diamond sceptre and a bell; it represents the indestructible and wisdom aspects of the deity. Vajrasattva is the supreme deity of purification, and Bodhisattva of Purification represents the purity of the enlightened mind.
In Vajrayana Buddhism, the principle is purity and purification, and Vajrasattva embodies the capacity to eliminate spiritual impurities, particularly neglected commitments towards one's teacher and spiritual development. Vajrasattva is a sambhogakaya manifestation, unifying all five Buddha families within himself. His right-hand holds a Dorje to his heart, symbolizing his indestructible essence, while his left-hand holds a bell, expressing his compassion. The hundred-syllable mantra associated with him is used in all Tibetan Buddhist schools to purify the mind.
Measurements: 31" Long x 22.5" Wide
Materials: Cotton canvas, acrylic paint and 24 K gold detailing
Origin: Nepal
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