Thousand-arm Chenrezig Thangka | Large | #2 shrine and bench covers raw gum traditionally used for

raw gum traditionally used for purification and offering

19th century Buddhist philosopher Mipham wrote Beacon of Certainty

These malas are sometimes used in Naga practices or other rituals where purity and sanctity are required

Vajrakilaya empowerment or permission from a qualified teacher is required to purchase

Thousand-arm Chenrezig Thangka | Large | #2 shrine and bench covers raw gum traditionally used forThis item is a clearance item. All sales are final on clearance items. Chenrezig (Sanskrit: Avalokiteshvara) is the bodhisattva that embodies the compassion of all Buddhas. In his four armed form he holds a mala, a blooming lotus, and a wish fulfilling jewel. These are expressions of the four immeasurable qualities: equanimity, joy, love and compassion(respectively). Painting measures: 25. 5" X 19" With brocade and knobs 52. 5" X 38"