原創畫作

1,000-Armed Avalokiteshvara

神祇

Avalokiteshvara

尺寸

9 x 12

Traditional Tibetan Thangka painting of the 1,000-Armed Avalokiteshvara (known as Ekadasamukha or the Eleven-Headed Chenrezig), the Bodhisattva of Universal Compassion. Standing atop a multi-layered lotus throne over stylized landscape terrain and water, the central figure features eleven distinct heads stacked vertically—representing the different tiers of enlightened awareness, topped by the red head of Amitabha Buddha—and a massive, circular halo array consisting of a thousand radiating arms, each with an eye on the palm to see and relieve suffering throughout the universe. His main hands are folded in front of his chest in the anjali mudra holding a wish-fulfilling jewel, while his secondary hands hold sacred attributes such as a lotus flower, a bow, and a wheel of dharma. Framed by vivid pink peonies, lush greenery, and a rich dark blue backdrop with a traditional red border, the artwork showcases classic Himalayan iconography, intricate detail, and vibrant mineral-pigment colors.