Four Heavenly Kings Thangka Paintings

The Four Heavenly Kings (Chaturmaharaja) are powerful Buddhist guardians who protect the Dharma and the four cardinal directions. Each king symbolizes a unique aspect of protection, wisdom, and prosperity, ensuring harmony in the world. These thangka paintings capture their divine presence, intricate details, and spiritual significance.

Explore the Four Kings:

🔹 Vaishravana (Kubera) – North: The King of Wealth, holding a mongoose that spits jewels, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.
🔹 Virudhaka – South: The King of Growth, wielding a sword to cut through ignorance and protect the righteous.
🔹 Dhritarashtra – East: The King of Music, playing a lute, inspiring harmony and wisdom.
🔹 Virupaksha – West: The King of Clairvoyance, holding a serpent and a stupa, symbolizing insight and protection from evil.

Perfect for home altars, meditation spaces, and Buddhist art collectors, these thangka paintings invite divine blessings and serve as a reminder of the guardianship of the Dharma.