原創畫作
Guru Rinpoche
$700- 神祇
- Guru
- 尺寸
- 50x75
- 材質
- Hand painted with mineral colour and pure gold.
Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), the 8th-century Indian master venerated as the "Second Buddha" who introduced Tantric Buddhism to Tibet. He is depicted in his classic iconography, seated cross-legged on a floating lotus platform above a serene body of water. In his right hand, he holds a gold vajra (dorje) at his heart to symbolize skillful means and indestructible truth, while his left hand rests in his lap holding a skull cup (kapala) containing the vase of long life. Resting against his left shoulder is his characteristic ceremonial staff (khatvanga), crowned with a flaming trident. He wears his traditional lotus hat adorned with a sun and moon motif, alongside ornate golden jewelry and layered red and gold monastic robes. Set against a glowing halo and surrounded by dark lotus leaves and floating blossoms, the painting—signed by artist Kamal Magar in the bottom corner—captures a luminous, meditative aura.