This awe-inspiring Thangka Painting unveils the divine presence of Avalokiteshvara, also known as Lokeshwor, a Bodhisattva whose thousand arms radiate compassion and boundless mercy. Elegantly framed by a silk brocade, this sacred artwork invites contemplation into the profound realms of Buddhist spirituality. Avalokiteshvara, the embodiment of compassionate enlightenment, assumes the form of Lokeshwor, the Lord who benevolently gazes upon the entire expanse of existence. In this exquisite Thangka, the intricate details of the thousand arms symbolize the omnipresence of compassion, reaching out to every corner of the universe. Each hand carries unique implements, illustrating the Bodhisattva's ability to skillfully address the diverse needs and sufferings of sentient beings. The silk brocade that frames this divine depiction adds a touch of regality, emphasizing the sacredness of the subject. The delicate interweaving of threads not only complements the vibrancy of the painting but also symbolizes the interconnectedness of all life?a fundamental principle in Buddhist philosophy. Lokeshwor, the compassionate Bodhisattva, holds a paramount place in the Buddhist tradition, often being the first deity invoked in prayers and rituals. Devotees turn to Lokeshwor for solace, guidance, and liberation from the cycle of suffering. The Thangka becomes a focal point for meditation, inviting practitioners to immerse themselves in the compassionate energy emanating from the Bodhisattva's countenance. The reverence for Avalokiteshvara extends across various Buddhist traditions, with different cultures embracing and interpreting the Bodhisattva's compassion in unique ways. Whether invoked as Avalokiteshvara, Lokeshwor, or in other manifestations, the essence remains the same?a profound commitment to alleviating the suffering of all sentient beings. As one gazes upon this Thangka Painting, the thousand-armed Lokeshwor serves as a visual reminder of the boundless compassion that lies at the heart of Buddhist teachings. It encapsulates the very spirit of the Bodhisattva path, encouraging practitioners to cultivate compassion and engage in selfless acts of kindness, ultimately working towards the enlightenment and liberation of all sentient beings. Size of Painting: 11 inches x 13 inches ( 28 cm x 33 cm) Size with Brocade: 24 inches x 35 inches ( 61 cm x 89 cm) Surface Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas Color: Gold/water -All our paintings are original hand- painting, written (painted) on handmade cotton canvas by expert artists. - Actual color of the paintings may vary slightly due to light conditions during photo shooting and computer screen resolution. -Pictures in-person look better than photographs. -The size of the painting does not include the outer border - All the Paintings will be safely packed inside a PVC Tube to ensure safety during transportation. -Import Duties, taxes, and other charges (if any) at destination countries are of buyers' responsibility