Green Tara, Amitayus, Manjushri, Vaishravana & Vajrapani Thangka – Golden Lateral Masterpiece

Specifications

• Dimensions: 35 × 115 cm (Panoramic Format)

• Materials: 24K Gold & Natural Mineral Pigments

• Canvas: Traditionally Prepared Cotton Canvas

• Origin: Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

• Artistic Style: Serthang (Golden) Lateral Style

• Background Type: Golden Realm with Etched Clouds

• Framing: Unframed Canvas

• Type: Original Hand-Painted Thangka

• Consecration: Available Upon Request

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This panoramic composition arranges the deities side-by-side. It forms a "spiritual wall" that covers every human need.

Central Figure – Green Tara

The Mother of Liberation sits in the direct center. She connects all the energies together.

• Gesture: Her right foot steps down, ready to help immediately. Her hands grant wishes and offer refuge.

• Role: She is the active force. She makes the prayers for wealth, life, and wisdom come true.

Left Flank – Life & Wisdom

Far Left: Amitayus Buddha The Buddha of Infinite Life holds the vase of immortality.

• Role: He grants longevity and heals your life force energy.

Inner Left: Manjushri The Bodhisattva of Wisdom wields the flaming sword of intelligence.

• Role: He cuts through ignorance and confusion. He grants the clarity needed to make good decisions.

Right Flank – Wealth & Power

Inner Right: Vaishravana The Lord of Wealth rides a snow lion and holds a mongoose.

• Role: He bestows spiritual and material abundance. He ensures you have the resources to practice.

Far Right: Vajrapani The Lord of Secrets stands in a wrathful pose holding a Vajra.

• Role: He provides raw energy. He protects you from obstacles and negativity.

Sacred Background & Landscape

The five deities float in a unified "Serthang" or Golden Realm. The horizontal layout implies a vast, expanding horizon.

• Style: Lateral Serthang with delicate vermillion outlines.

• Visual Symbols: Etched clouds connect the figures seamlessly. The gold background symbolizes the "One Taste" of enlightenment.

• Spiritual Meaning: Though they look different, all five arise from the same golden nature of mind.

• Essence: A panoramic vision of a perfect, protected world.

Artisan Mastery

Painting a lateral Thangka requires a unique skill set. The artist must maintain perfect scale across a wide, continuous surface.

• Tradition: Newari Serthang tradition of Kathmandu.

• Technique: The artist uses 24K gold dust to cover the canvas. Details are drawn with a single-hair brush.

• Spirit: Created to be placed above high shrines or doorways. The flow is designed to be read like a scripture.

Spiritual Application

This Thangka is a complete shrine in one frame. It protects you from all directions.

• Heart Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha (Tara) anchors the assembly.

• Placement: Ideal for above a bed, a doorway, or a wide altar. It acts as a spiritual lintel or shield.

• Blessing: It radiates balanced energy. You receive wisdom, wealth, and health in one gaze.

• Purpose: A daily reminder that you are supported in every aspect of life.

Why Choose This 5-Deity Thangka

Sacred art usually focuses on one deity. Here is why this panoramic piece is a smart choice.

• Space Efficient: You receive the blessings of five Thangkas in the wall space of one. It is perfect for modern apartments.

• Visual Flow: The horizontal shape is calming. It mimics the horizon line, grounding the energy of the room.

• Complete Support: You don't need to choose between Wealth (Vaishravana) or Wisdom (Manjushri). You get both, centered by Tara's compassion.

• Golden Aesthetic: The gold leaf brightens dark hallways or rooms. It reflects light beautifully throughout the day.