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35 Buddhas Thangka
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Each piece is sourced with care from experienced artists and artisan studios in Nepal.
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35 Buddhas Thangka – A Sacred Practice of Purification
This 35 Buddhas Thangka is a deeply meaningful representation of one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most important purification practices. Hand-painted in Nepal with 24K gold and natural mineral pigments, the artwork brings together sacred symbolism, refined craftsmanship, and the contemplative presence of the Thirty-Five Buddhas.
Its detailed composition makes it a powerful addition to a Buddhist altar, meditation room, spiritual space, home, or collection of Himalayan art.
Artwork Details
- Edition: Limited Edition
- Dimensions: 82 × 57 cm
- Materials: 24K gold, semi-precious natural mineral pigments, and hide-glue binder
- Canvas: Organic cotton
- Technique: Completely hand-painted
- Origin: Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
- Quality: Master Quality Thangka
Each Thangka is individually created by hand, giving every piece its own unique character.
Understanding the 35 Buddhas
The Thirty-Five Buddhas are closely associated with the Buddhist practice known as the Confession of Downfalls, or the Sutra of the Three Heaps.
In this practice, practitioners reflect on past actions, recite the names of the Buddhas, and cultivate sincere remorse, purification, and renewed intention.
The purpose is not simply to look backward at mistakes, but to develop greater awareness, responsibility, and clarity on the path toward spiritual growth.
The Meaning Behind the Practice
The Thirty-Five Buddhas represent different enlightened qualities connected with purification, compassion, wisdom, and awakening.
Traditionally, the practice includes recitation, confession, prostrations, and dedication of merit. Together, these elements encourage practitioners to recognize harmful actions, let go of negative patterns, and strengthen their commitment to more mindful and compassionate behavior.
This Thangka provides a visual focus for that practice and serves as a reminder of the possibility of transformation.
Purification, Reflection, and Renewal
The 35 Buddhas are traditionally associated with:
- Purification: Supports reflection on past actions and negative patterns.
- Spiritual Renewal: Encourages a fresh commitment to ethical and mindful living.
- Meditation and Practice: Provides a meaningful focus for recitation, prostration, and contemplation.
- Compassion and Wisdom: Represents the enlightened qualities cultivated on the Buddhist path.
- Awareness: Reminds practitioners of the importance of intention, responsibility, and personal transformation.
A Symbol of Inner Transformation
The 35 Buddhas Thangka represents the idea that spiritual progress includes both recognizing our past actions and choosing a wiser path forward.
For practitioners, it can serve as an important aid for purification practice and meditation. For collectors, it represents a highly meaningful and visually rich tradition within Tibetan Buddhist art.
A Meaningful Piece for Your Space
A hand-painted 35 Buddhas Thangka can become a significant centerpiece for a Buddhist altar, meditation room, Dharma space, home, or private collection.
It also makes a thoughtful gift for those drawn to Buddhism, meditation, purification practices, and traditional Himalayan art.
Honor the path of purification, reflection, and renewal with an authentic, hand-painted 35 Buddhas Thangka from Nepal.