Handpainted Manjushri Thangka Size:61 cm x 41 cm She conveys the spiritual self-realization

She conveys the spiritual self-realization and the awakening of Kundalini

depicted sitting on the branch

known for its striking appearance and powerful metaphysical properties

In him are to be found all the skills required to guide others

It is a two-dimensional representation of the five-story palace of the Kalachakra deity

Handpainted Manjushri Thangka Size:61 cm x 41 cm She conveys the spiritual self-realizationA Manjushri Thangka is a customary Tibetan Buddhist artistic representation or textile representation depicting Manjushri, a significant bodhisattva connected with knowledge and acumen. Thangkas are held in high prestige in Tibetan Buddhism and used as an aid to contemplation and ritual practices. Manjushri is seen in a seated position atop a lotus throne, one hand bearing a flaming sword and the other gripping a tome or scroll. Burning the sword