Eight Auspicious Symbols
At the center of the painting is the image of Buddha Shakyamuni, the founder of Buddhism. He is often depicted in a meditative posture or seated on a lotus flower, symbolizing purity and enlightenment.
Eight Auspicious Symbols: Surrounding the Buddha are the eight auspicious symbols, each carrying a profound meaning:
Dharmachakra (Wheel of Dharma): Represents the teachings and the path to enlightenment.
Lotus Flower: Symbolizes purity and spiritual development.
Damaru (Drum): Represents the sound of Dharma and teachings.
Fish: Symbolizes freedom and liberation from suffering.
Parasol: Represents protection and shelter.
Precious Jewel: Signifies abundance and completeness.
Vajra (Thunderbolt): Symbolizes strength and resilience.
Conch Shell: Represents the teachings and the call of Dharma.
The painting not only holds artistic value but also contains many spiritual meanings, reflecting the connection between humans and the universe, as well as enlightenment through the practice of Buddhist teachings.
The image of the Buddha along with the Eight Auspicious Symbols inspires hope for viewers while providing protection and support for the path of practice.
The painting of Buddha Shakyamuni surrounded by the Eight Auspicious Symbols is not only a piece of art but also a profound symbol of knowledge, peace, and enlightenment in Buddhism. It reflects respect for spiritual values and the desire for personal perfection.
Details
Painting Size: 600x600mm
Material: The paintings will mostly use Canson or Baohong paper and watercolors.
Artist Information
Artist : Padma Ozter Nyingpo
How to Preserve Thangka Paintings
Store in a Dry and Cool Place: Avoid direct sunlight, and keep in a low-humidity environment
Use Protective Glass: Framing with glass, regularly clean the glass
Store When Not in Use: Avoid folding or rolling the painting too tightly to prevent damage. If rolling, use a soft roll and acid-free paper for protection.
Use Protective Paper: Use acid-free paper to protect the front of the painting during storage or shipping.
Clean the Painting: Do not use chemicals or cleaning agents. Use a soft brush or dusting cloth to remove dust gently.
Avoid Water Exposure: Prevent contact with water or high humidity as it can damage or discolor the paper.
Maintain Optimal Conditions: Keep the painting in an environment with a stable temperature to avoid paper contraction or warping.
Consider Protective Sprays: You may use acid-free protective sprays for additional protection, but test on a small area before applying to the entire painting.
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