This is an original hand-painted Guru Rimpoche or Padmasambhava TibetanThangka painting, enriched with profound details and bordered with traditional silk. Padmasambhava, revered as the manifestation of Amitabha Buddha, holds a significant place in the history of Vajrayana Buddhism, notably for his pivotal role in introducing the teachings to Tibet during the eighth century. Size of Inner Painting: 11 inches x 14 inches (28 cm x 36 cm) Size with Silk Brocade: 24 inches x 35 inches (61 cm x 89 cm) Material: Cotton Canvas Color: Tibetan Gold Dust Powder, Hide Glue, Water This Thangka painting serves as a divine portrayal of Guru Rimpoche or Padmasambhava, capturing the essence of his enlightened presence. The intricate details are expertly hand-painted on a foundation of handmade cotton canvas, bringing to life the spiritual significance of this Tantric Buddha. Padmasambhava - The Tantric Buddha: Padmasambhava is not just a historical figure; he is the embodiment of Amitabha Buddha and a key figure in the propagation of Vajrayana Buddhism in Tibet. This Thangka pays homage to his transformative teachings and spiritual guidance. Materials and Colors: The Thangka is painted with natural stone powder, hide glue, and water, creating a palette that exudes authenticity and reverence. These elements, meticulously applied by expert artists, contribute to the visual richness of the artwork. Craftsmanship and Authenticity: Every stroke on the canvas is a testament to the skill and devotion of our expert artists. This original hand-painted masterpiece is created with care, ensuring that each detail is a reflection of the profound spirituality embodied by Guru Rimpoche. Packaging : To safeguard the integrity of your precious artwork, it will be securely packed inside a PVC tube during transportation. Buyer's Responsibility: Import duties, taxes, and other charges at destination countries are the responsibility of the buyer. Witness the spiritual radiance and artistic brilliance of this Guru Rimpoche Thangka, a timeless piece that connects you to the divine and the rich tradition of Vajrayana Buddhism.