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Guru Rinpoche Thangka – Celestial Blue Lineage

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Ocean of Fearless Wisdom

This Guru Rinpoche Thangka radiates from a canvas of deep celestial blue. Hand-painted with 24K gold, it evokes the boundless nature of the awakened mind.

The sacred assembly brings profound peace and clarity to your environment. Your space becomes a sanctuary of stillness and spiritual depth.

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SKU
GT57300
Categories
Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava)

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 45 × 60 cm

  • Materials: 24K Gold & Natural Mineral Pigments

  • Canvas: Traditionally Prepared Cotton Canvas

  • Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal

  • Artistic Style: Gold on Blue (Celestial Style)

  • Background Type: Celestial Blue Realm

  • Framing: Unframed Canvas

  • Type: Original Hand-Painted Thangka

  • Consecration: Available Upon Request

Iconography & Sacred Assembly

This Thangka reveals the "Khen Lob Cho Sum" — the Abbot, the Master, and the King. 
Each figure glows against the blue expanse, representing the dawn of Buddhism in Tibet.

Central Figure – Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava)

The central figure sits in royal ease, radiant against the azure void. 
He represents the union of emptiness and form.

  • Gesture: His right hand holds the vajra of unshakeable realization.

  • Sacred Object: The skull cup in his left hand holds the vase of immortality.

  • Presence: Commanding yet serene — holding the stillness of the sky.

Upper Left – Amitabha Buddha

The red Buddha of Infinite Light sits above, contrasting beautifully with the blue field.

  • Symbolism: He is the spiritual father of Guru Rinpoche.

  • Role: Guiding the consciousness toward the Pure Land of Bliss.

Upper Right – Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara)

The white Bodhisattva of Compassion sits in the upper right.

  • Symbolism: The pure wish to liberate all beings from suffering.

  • Role: Balancing the powerful wisdom of the Guru with gentle mercy.

Lower Left – Shantarakshita

The Indian abbot and scholar sits in meditation in the lower left.

  • Symbolism: The "Bodhisattva Abbot" representing academic discipline.

  • Role: Grounding the teachings in logic and monastic vows.

Lower Right – King Trisong Detsen

The Dharma King is depicted in deep devotion in the lower right.

  • Symbolism: The enlightened leader who invited the masters to Tibet.

  • Role: representing the support and protection of the Dharma.

Sacred Background & Landscape

The figures float within a deep, mineral blue sphere. 
This background shifts the focus from earthly power to cosmic wisdom.

  • Style: Minimalist celestial style using Lapis-hued pigments and gold lines.

  • Visual Symbols: The deep blue represents the Dharmadhatu — the absolute sphere of truth.

  • Spiritual Meaning: Like the sky, the true nature of the mind is vast and changeless.

  • Essence: Infinite space and possibility.

Artisan Mastery

The artist used pure 24K gold to illuminate the deep blue canvas. 
The contrast creates a vibrating, luminous effect known as Ser-ris.

  • Tradition: A specialized technique where form emerges from the void.

  • Aesthetic Tone: Cool, deep, and profoundly meditative.

  • Technique: Fine gold line work on a solid mineral pigment base.

  • Spirit: Painted with a mind of vastness and clarity.

Spiritual Application

This Thangka works with you to calm the restless mind. 
It is a visual cooling agent for anxiety and stress.

  • Heart Mantra: 

    • Om Ah Hung Benza Guru Pema Siddhi Hung — echoes in the silence.

  • Meditation: 

    • Visualize the blue light washing away mental agitation.

  • Blessing: 

    • Radiates the wisdom of the "All-Encompassing Space."

  • Purpose: 

    • A daily gateway to deep meditation and mental quiet.

Why Choose This Guru Rinpoche Thangka

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

  • Visual Serenity: 

    • The blue background offers an immediate psychological sense of calm and cooling.

  • Complete Lineage: 

    • It honors the triad that established Tibetan Buddhism, 
      perfect for students of the Nyingma tradition.

  • Heritage Quality: 

    • The combination of gold on dark blue is timeless and elegant.

  • Clarity: 

    • His presence helps cut through confusion. You will feel a shift toward mental spaciousness.


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