Chakrasamvara Vajravarahi Thangka Painting: Chakrasamvara, also known as Heruka, is a powerful deity in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing the union of wisdom and compassion. He is often depicted embracing his consort Vajravarahi, representing the inseparable nature of bliss and emptiness. 

The Chakrasamvara Vajravarahi Thangka Painting, crafted by a local artisan in Nepal, is a breathtaking example of ancient artistry infused with vibrant colors. At the top left, Akshobhya Buddha is depicted gracefully over a cloud, symbolizing unwavering stability, while Green Tara is beautifully illustrated on the bottom right, embodying compassion and swift action.

In the center, Chakrasamvara is portrayed in his fierce form, enveloped in flames that signify transformation and spiritual energy as he embraces his consort Vajravarahi. He is depicted with multiple heads and twelve arms, each holding various attributes that represent his divine powers. Chakrasamvara stands triumphantly on Bhairabha with his right foot and Kalaratri (Kali) on his left foot, both positioned over a lotus base that signifies purity.

Chakrasamvara's blue hue contrasts vividly with Vajravarahi's red color, emphasizing their dynamic union. A leafless tree rises behind the main figures, symbolizing impermanence, while clouds and an abundance of flowers frame Green Tara. The master artisan's skillful use of color and detail in this Thangka preserves the essence of Buddhist aesthetics, making it a remarkable piece of spiritual art.

Size Details of Chakrasamvara Vajravarahi Thangka Painting: 

Size with Border: 32.75” x 23”

Size without Border: 30” x 20”

Style: Tibetan

Weight: 225 grams – actual weight

Material: Cotton Canvas, 24-Karat Gold Detailed, Acrylic Paints

Optional Services:

Silk Brocade Framing: This Chakrasamvara Vajravarahi Thangka Painting comes without a traditional silk brocade framing. If you’d like to decorate it with a brocade frame, please let us know about it. It will take an additional 3-5 business days for the brocade frames to be completed. We have a wide range of Tibetan silk brocades which come in various colors and patterns in different qualities, with different price ranges from $45 to $250, depending on the silk’s quality. For the brocade selection; please connect us through our thangka brocade section or connect us directly at [email protected]

Consecration of Thangka Painting: If you would like this Chakrasamvara Vajravarahi Thangka Painting blessed by a Buddhist monk, we can arrange for the ceremony at a monastery. This sacred ritual enhances the artwork with spiritual energy, strengthening its connection to Buddhist teachings and blessings. Kindly inform us if you would like us to assist with this sacred process for you.