Chenrezig Thangka – Lords of the Three Families

Specifications

• Dimensions & Origin:

  • The canvas measures 65 x 90 cm.

  • It was hand-painted in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal.

• Materials Used:

  • We use strictly traditional 24K Gold and mineral pigments.

  • These natural colors will remain vibrant for generations.

• Artistic Style:

  • This piece follows the Menri tradition closely.

  • It features a decorative landscape with gold filigree.

• Framing & Type:

  • This is an original, unframed cotton canvas.

  • We can offer professional silk brocading upon request.

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This painting depicts the "Rigsum Gonpo," or Lords of the Three Families. They represent a complete psychological and spiritual balance.

Central Figure – Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara)

Chenrezig sits at the very center of the composition. He represents the boundless energy of universal compassion.

• Gesture: His first two hands clasp a wish-fulfilling jewel. This represents the intent to help all beings. It grants the deepest desires of the spirit.

• Sacred Object: He holds a crystal rosary and a lotus flower. The lotus symbolizes purity rising from the mud. The rosary represents the continuous mantra of love.

• Presence: His gaze is calm, welcoming, and totally non-judgmental. He accepts you exactly as you are today.

Top Realm – The Source of Light

Directly above, the lineage of compassion manifests in form.

• Amitabha (Top Center): The Red Buddha represents the family of the Lotus. He is the source of eternal life. He transforms pure passion into discriminating wisdom.

• Celestial Beings: Graceful goddesses float on golden clouds in the corners. They shower the assembly with beautiful flowers. This symbolizes the joy of the heavenly realms.

Lower Realm – Wisdom and Power

Two great Bodhisattvas sit below to support the central figure.

• Manjushri (Lower Left): He is the Golden Lord of supreme Wisdom. He wields a flaming sword to cut ignorance. This brings sharp clarity to your daily decisions.

• Vajrapani (Lower Right): He is the deep blue Lord of Power. His wrathful form stands guard against negativity. He removes heavy obstacles from your spiritual path.

Sacred Background & Landscape

The deities dwell in a rich, gold-infused Pure Land.

• Visual Style: The landscape is lush, detailed, and vibrant. Gold filigree swirls behind the main throne. It creates a sense of regal divinity.

• Symbolism: Swirling clouds connect the earthly and celestial realms. This shows that the sacred is always present. You only need to look to see it.

• Spiritual Meaning: The beauty here reflects your own inner potential. It reminds us that our true nature is luminous.

Artisan Mastery

We honor the master artist behind this heritage piece. Each brushstroke carries generations of devotion and skill.

• Technique: The artist used precision lining with pure gold. This highlights the robes and divine halos. It magically catches the light.

• Aesthetic Tone: The white central figure contrasts with the deep blues. This creates a stunning visual balance. It draws the eye to the center immediately.

• Spirit: This was created as an act of meditation. It is not a factory-made product. It carries the warm energy of human hands.

Spiritual Application

This Thangka works with you, not just for you.

• Heart Mantra: Chant Om Mani Padme Hum while gazing at it. This opens the heart to universal love. It softens the hard edges of the day.

• Meditation: Visualize lights entering your heart from the three figures. White for compassion, Red for wisdom, Blue for power. Feel a complete sense of restoration.

• Purpose: Use this as a daily gateway to balance. It anchors emotional stability and spiritual strength. It reminds you to be kind to yourself.

Why Choose This Chenrezig Thangka

Sacred art chooses you as much as you choose it.

• Lasting Value: Hand-painted sacred art deepens with passing time. This is a family heritage piece. It is far more than temporary decoration.

• Daily Anchor: One glance reconnects you to your best self. You do not need elaborate rituals. The image alone shifts your mindset instantly.

• For Everyone: You do not need deep Buddhist knowledge. Compassion is the universal language of the heart. This art speaks directly to the soul.