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Old Nepalese Thangka – Life of Shakyamuni Buddha, Hand-Painted

Name: Old Nepalese Thangka – Life of Shakyamuni Buddha, Hand-Painted
Brand: 1stBuddha
SKU: 345
Price: 300 EUR
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Old Nepalese Buddhist thangka, hand-painted on cloth with natural pigments. It illustrates the Life of Shakyamuni Buddha through multiple detailed scenes. A unique devotional artwork full of symbolism.

€300.00

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Old Nepalese Thangka – Life of Shakyamuni Buddha, Hand-Painted

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Old Nepalese Thangka – Life of Shakyamuni Buddha

This old hand-painted thangka from Nepal illustrates the rich narrative of the Life of Shakyamuni Buddha. Executed on cloth with natural pigments and fine detailing, it features multiple episodes including the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, teachings, and final parinirvana.

The composition is filled with symbolic figures, protective deities, rainbow auras, animals such as elephants and horses, and rows of monks and followers. Each vignette is carefully rendered, offering a complete spiritual cycle in one painting.

Details:

Origin: Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
Type: Buddhist thangka, hand-painted on cloth
Theme: Life of Shakyamuni Buddha
Height: 49 cm
Width: 37.5 cm
Condition: Old devotional piece, well-preserved

This thangka serves not only as an art object but also as a profound representation of Buddhist philosophy and devotion. A meaningful addition for collectors, practitioners, or sacred spaces.