Description
This sacred thangka showcases Maitreya, the Future Buddha, epitomizing hope, compassion, and the promise of enlightenment for all. Skilled artisans have crafted this artwork, emphasizing the vibrant iconography associated with Maitreya, who is prophesied to emerge when the teachings of Śākyamuni Buddha are forgotten by humanity.
Maitreya is depicted in a seated posture on a throne, adorned with luxurious royal jewels, including a crown, intricate necklaces, and bracelets. His attire goes beyond a monk’s robe; he wears elegant garments that symbolize his celestial status. The physical manifestation of the thangka is further enhanced by the use of 24-karat gold in each brush stroke, elevating Maitreya’s divine presence to a remarkably opulent level. The golden arora and delicate intricacies of the thangka reflect Maitreya’s kindness and compassion, positioning this artwork not only as a stunning representation of spiritual significance but also as a valuable spiritual treasure.
The Golden Maitreya Buddha Thangka serves multiple purposes: it makes a thoughtful gift, enhances altar spaces, and acts as an effective tool for meditation. It brings blessings, peace, and inspiration to its surroundings, supporting spiritual practices and enriching the atmosphere of any home.
Dimension:
Size with Border: 33 inches long x 23 inches wide
Made of cotton canvas, acrylic paint, and 24 K Gold
In Mahayana and Tibetan Buddhism in particular, the Maitreya Buddha ceremony commemorates Maitreya, the future Buddha who is supposed to bring compassion and enlightenment. Maitreya, also known as the “Loving One” or “Buddha of the Future,” is seen as Shakyamuni’s heir and represents love and compassion. Chants, prostrations, sacrifices, mantras, visualizations, and aspiration prayers are all used in the ceremony to invoke Maitreya. Practitioners offer merit to the welfare of all creatures and meditate on loving-kindness (Metta Bhavana). In many Buddhist groups, Maitreya is celebrated with festivals when participants chant, give sacrifices, and talk about the teachings ascribed to M. Maitreya. The ceremony acts as a reminder of the aspiration for a compassionate world and the practitioner’s capacity for enlightenment.
Artist:
Our master artisan, Rumba Lama, trained in the Tibetan tradition, painted this exquisite thangka.
Thangka Brocade:
Silk brocade borders traditionally encircle Thangkas. Silk fabric serves as the material for weaving brocade. We can provide brocade service upon request. Please let us know at info@buddhistcrafts.com if you are interested in this service; we will provide you with samples.
Thangka Consecration:
If you wish to consecrate Thangka, then please let us know. You can use the ritual to consecrate any representation of the body, speech, and mind. Once you order the Thangka and request consecration, we will complete it within two days. Rinpoche or a qualified lama from a Tibetan monastery will help perform this service. Rinpoche will bless the Thangka after consecration if he is available.
We kindly request a small donation of $25–40 for the monastery in recognition of his service.
Customization is also available for any size and design. We are ready to accept customized thangka; please message us your required size and design.
Delivery
We only offer delivery through FedEx for 5-7 business days with full insurance.
Shipping charges for brocade will vary depending on its weight. For brocading, extra days are needed. We will deliver brocaded thangka within 10–15 business days.
Packing:
We package the painting in a sturdy PVC or cardboard tube to prevent any damage and guarantee it reaches the customer in flawless condition.
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