The Thousand-armed Avalokiteshvara, a rare Tibetan Kagyu style masterpiece from Himalayan art! Crafted by a renowned Thangka master, this artwork possesses a unique style, offering a refreshing appeal. Executed with pure 24K gold outlining and mineral pigments, the piece radiates exceptional brilliance. Its exquisite composition, mesmerizing craftsmanship, and remarkable three-dimensional quality make it an extraordinary Thangka of unparalleled rarity. A solitary treasure worthy of collection, not to be missed by enthusiasts.
The Thousand-armed Avalokiteshvara represents the supreme virtue of the Avalokiteshvara lineage. ‘Thousand’ symbolizes immeasurable vastness and completeness, with ‘Thousand Hands’ representing boundless compassion and ‘Thousand Eyes’ signifying complete and unobstructed wisdom. According to the Dharani Sutra, the Thousand-armed Avalokiteshvara brings benefit and happiness to all sentient beings, responding to their needs and fulfilling all wishes in accordance with the characteristics of each individual and the Five Buddha Families.
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