Five Dhyani Buddhas Thangka Set – Red Marthang Style – Vibrant Energy of Awakening

Specifications

• Dimensions: 45 x 60 cm (Each Canvas)

• Total Set: 5 Separate Paintings

• Materials: 24K Gold & Natural Mineral Pigments on Cotton Canvas

• Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal

• Artistic Style: Marthang (Red Gold Style) with Floral Motifs

• Background Type: Red Lotus Realm

• Framing: Unframed Canvas Set

• Type: Original Hand-Painted Thangka Set

• Consecration: Available Upon Request

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This set reveals the complete mandala of the Five Tathagatas. Each figure presides over a specific family of wisdom.

Central Figure – Vairocana (The White Buddha)

Vairocana sits in the center (middle painting), his white body glowing against the red field. He represents the purity of consciousness.

• Gesture: Hands form the Dharmachakra Mudra (Turning the Wheel of Law).

• Wisdom: He transmutes the poison of Ignorance into the Wisdom of Ultimate Reality.

• Role: The unifier of the Buddha families.

Eastern Figure – Akshobhya (The Blue Buddha)

Akshobhya (second from left) sits in the East. His deep blue form represents the immutable nature of the mind.

• Gesture: The Bhumisparsha Mudra (Earth Witness) shows unshakable resolve.

• Wisdom: He transmutes Anger into Mirror-Like Wisdom.

• Role: He holds the lineage of stability.

Southern Figure – Ratnasambhava (The Yellow Buddha)

Ratnasambhava (far left) sits in the South. His golden form signifies wealth and richness of spirit.

• Gesture: The Varada Mudra (Supreme Giving) bestows blessings.

• Wisdom: He transmutes Pride into the Wisdom of Equality.

• Role: The fulfiller of wishes and spiritual abundance.

Western Figure – Amitabha (The Red Buddha)

Amitabha (second from right) sits in the West. His ruby body matches the vibrant background, representing infinite light.

• Gesture: The Dhyana Mudra (Meditation) represents absolute focus.

• Wisdom: He transmutes Desire into Discriminating Wisdom.

• Role: The Lord of the Lotus family and the Pure Land.

Northern Figure – Amoghasiddhi (The Green Buddha)

Amoghasiddhi (far right) sits in the North. His emerald form represents unavoidable success and action.

• Gesture: The Abhaya Mudra (Fearlessness) offers protection to all beings.

• Wisdom: He transmutes Jealousy into All-Accomplishing Wisdom.

• Role: The removal of fear and obstacles.

Sacred Background & Landscape

Unlike standard landscapes, this set utilizes the Marthang (Red Plain) aesthetic. The background is a field of sacred energy.

• Style: Red Background with extensive 24K gold line work.

• Visual Symbols: Lush peonies and lotus flowers fill the space, symbolizing the blossoming of the Dharma.

• Spiritual Meaning: Red represents the magnetizing energy of compassion and power.

• Essence: A realm of active, vibrant awakening.

Artisan Mastery

The Marthang style is unforgiving and requires a steady hand. The artist has used liquid gold to create the intricate floral lattice.

• Tradition: A specialized Tibetan style reserved for high-energy deities and mandalas.

• Aesthetic Tone: Warm, intense, and regal.

• Technique: "Ser-bris" (Gold writing) technique used for the background flora.

• Spirit: Painted with the intention of empowering the viewer.

Spiritual Application

This set is highly active energetically. It is ideal for practitioners seeking motivation and transformation.

• Heart Mantra: OM HUM TRAM HRIH AH — The five seed syllables.

• Meditation: Focus on the red background to magnetize positive conditions for practice.

• Blessing: The set creates a "protective circle" against emotional instability.

• Purpose: To balance the elemental energies within your home and mind.

Why Choose This Red Thangka Set

Sacred art chooses you as much as you choose it. Here is why this specific set belongs in your space.

• Energy Shift: The red background brings immediate warmth and vitality to a room. It is much more active than peaceful blue landscapes.

• Gold Illumination: The extensive use of gold against red creates a shimmering effect that changes with the light.

• Complete System: Owning the full set allows you to visualize the complete mandala of the mind.

• Rare Style:

  • Marthang sets of the Five Buddhas are less common than standard styles, making this a unique collection.