Description
Chenrezig, whom Tibetan Buddhists recognize as the Bodhisattva of Compassion, embodies infinite loving-kindness and mercy. The intricate design features multiple heads and arms, symbolizing Chenrezig’s boundless compassion and his ability to help countless sentient beings at once. Sacred implements, such as the mala (rosary), lotus flower, and vase, each carry profound meaning: the mala signifies awareness and ongoing spiritual practice, the lotus represents purity and spiritual awakening, and the vase symbolizes abundance and compassionate offerings.
Detailed carving and gold covering enhance the artwork’s beauty and make the sculpture shine.
The various ways that different cultures depict Avalokiteshvara—sometimes as male, sometimes as female—demonstrate the deity’s wide significance. Artists often portray him with a small red Buddha above, representing his connection to the lotus family of Amitabha. As people learn more about the meaning behind this Chenrezig statue, they gain a deeper understanding of the compassion and happiness associated with Avalokiteshvara. This Thangka serves not just as art but also as a meaningful spiritual gift and a central feature for altars and meditation areas.
Dimension:
Height with frame: 17 inches
Height without frame: 14.25 inches
Breath: 13 inches
Width: 5.75 inches
Weight: 3.4 kg
Material: Copper, 24 K gold plating, and acrylic paint.


















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