Thousand-hand Avalokitesvara "full name" thousand-hand thousand-eye Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva ", also known as "thousand-eye thousand-arm Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva", is one of the six Buddhist Avalokitesvara, also known as thousand-hand thousand-eye worldview sound, thousand-eye thousand-arm Avalokiteshvara, etc., is one of the four Bodhisattvas of our folk belief, the respect of Guanyin Department, "thousand" is the meaning of infinite and perfect, and "thousand hands" indicates the infinite vastness of great compassion. The "thousand eyes" represents the perfection of wisdom. According to the "Doloni Sutra" cloud: a thousand hands a thousand eyes Avalokitesvara can benefit all sentient beings, with the machine of sentient beings, the corresponding five five methods, and meet all wishes. She is the left wing of Amitabha Buddha, and together with Amitabha Buddha and Daisayoshi Bodhisattva (Amitabha's right wing) is called the "Three sages of the West".

Thousand-hand Guanyin is a symbol of great compassion, she can silently bless you through all kinds of difficulties, eliminate all kinds of pain, when you are lucky, can make you more brilliant, when the luck is low, can eliminate all kinds of obstacles, resolve all kinds of disasters, so that you successfully through the gate, to achieve a lifetime of happiness, peace and luck.

Thousand-hand Guanyin enamel painting, the use of metal wire non-heritage technology, with natural minerals grinding embellishment hand-painted, the picture is bright and bright, dazzling, lasting years.

Green Tara Thangka is an exquisite work of art and is a widely worshipped Bodhisattva in Buddhism. This thangka is made by skilled artists using traditional materials and techniques, including natural pigments and a high-quality cotton or silk canvas. The green Tara Bodhisattva in this painting is dressed in green silk, holding a lotus flower in her left hand and giving blessings in her right hand. Her green image gives people hope and protection, symbolizing compassion and bodhichitta, and is popular among believers for her amiable image and spiritual protection. The painting is decorated with intricate details that add to the overall beauty.

The Green Tara Thangka is not only a beautiful decorative piece, but also a powerful reminder of the importance of compassion and kindness in our daily lives. It is ideal for those seeking to develop greater empathy and understanding for others, as well as for those who appreciate Tibet's rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. This exquisite artwork comes in a variety of sizes and can be framed or displayed individually, making it a versatile addition to any home or office. Whether you are a Thangka collector, a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner, or just someone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and beauty,Green Tara Thangka is sure to inspire and uplift you.

Ten Aspects of Freedom of Thangka (cloisonne enamel painting) is an exquisite work of art. It is a pattern in Tibetan Buddhism. The ten phases can be understood as 10 symbols symbolizing Mount Meru and various parts of the human body. The 10 symbols with divine power include 3 figures and 7 Sanskrit letters; Ten phases of being at ease is life at ease, heart at ease, willing to be at ease, industry at ease, by being at ease, material at ease, solution at ease, divine power at ease, law at ease, wisdom at ease. The East, South, west, North, Time and space free products are composed of a variety of auspicious patterns, including the ten phase free map, Manjusri Nine palace Eight diagrams, eight auspicious map, Mani pearl, animal head golden winged bird.

This thangka is made by skilled artists using traditional materials and techniques, including natural pigments and high-quality cotton or PCV panels. This painting embodies the unique artistic value and humanistic spirit.

The painting is not only a beautiful piece of decoration. This exquisite artwork comes in a variety of sizes and can be framed or displayed individually, making it a versatile addition to any home or office. Whether you are a Thangka collector, a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner, or just someone who appreciates fine craftsmanship and beauty, Ten Aspects of Freedom of Thangka is sure to inspire and uplift you.