Tibetan Thangka Art · Amitabha Buddha Paintings
Amitabha Buddha (Öpame) in the Western Pure Land of Sukhavati Thangka
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A detailed traditional thangka depicting the ruby-red Amitabha Buddha enthroned within the jeweled pavilions and lotus ponds of Sukhavati.
- SKU
- GS-TH-10425
- Artist
- Abhaya Moktan
- Style
- Amitabha Buddha Paintings
- Size
- 24" × 30" (61 × 76 cm)
- Medium
- Stone colour & gold on cotton canvas
- Time to paint
- 30 days
This thangka illustrates Buddha Amitabha, the Buddha of Boundless Light, seated upon a lotus throne in his pure realm of Sukhavati (Dewachen). Painted in vibrant cinnabar red, he rests his hands in the Dhyana Mudra (meditation gesture) holding a black begging bowl. He is surrounded by an assembly of Bodhisattvas (including Avalokiteshvara and Vajrapani), celestial multi-tiered palaces, lush wish-granting trees, and reborn souls emerging from lotus blossoms in the lower jeweled pool.
- Hand-painted with authentic stone mineral pigments and pure gold accents on cotton canvas.
- Central deity is ruby-red Amitabha Buddha seated in full lotus posture in meditation mudra.
- Detailed multi-tiered celestial architecture depicting the Sukhavati paradise.
- Shows reborn souls emerging from blossoming lotuses in the lower sacred pond.
- Surrounded by primary retinue Bodhisattvas and celestial beings making offerings.
- Traditional focal point for Pure Land Buddhist devotion, longevity, and rebirth aspiration.
Paintings ship rolled in acid-free tissue inside a rigid tube, fully insured, within 5 working days of purchase. Delivery is 7–12 days worldwide via DHL. Brocade mounting adds roughly three weeks. Import duties, where they apply, are the buyer's responsibility.
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