• A thangka is a Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting, often with Buddhas or mandalas. THANG KA is a Tibetan word which means so much as ‘recorded message’.
• In Tibet, the painting of thangkas was an important and highly developed means of expression through which the entire Buddhist philosophy could be explained.
•  4-armed Guan Yin represents the four infinite qualities of a Bodhisattva: love, mercy, happiness and peace.
• The front arms shows that these will receive all your wishes; the right hand in the back which is having a Buddhist rosary shows it will support you; the left hand in the back which is having a lotus flower shows pure mind and heart.
• thangkas Size: 90*60cm/ 35.4*23.6 inch ; Material: Brocade

Brand's Story

ZenBless began in HongKong in 2015 because the founders wanted to spread mindfulness meditation to the world: to anyone who is experiencing the transformative power of meditation, to the world’s meditators, to the world’s yogis. ZenBless Curtural Innovation is set up by a group of people who with the faith of meditation and desire to help others.

Thangkas typically depict important Buddhist motifs, the Wheel of Life, images of the Buddha, other Buddhist deities and mandalas being the most common. Thangka paintings are usually very intricate and detailed, with images inter-woven in a stytised geometric series of overlapping grids, taking many weeks or even months to complete.