Amitayus, also known as the “Infinite Life”, is a highly revered Buddhist deity embodying longevity and eternal life. Residing in the Pure Lands of Sukhavati, Amitayus is one of the three Buddhist deities of long life. He holds a pivotal significance in Tibetan, Tantric and Vajrayana traditions by embodying the true essence of an eternal life.
Amitayus Thangkas are often used for meditation and visualization practices, and are known to be essential to harness deep spiritual energy and foster protection in ones’ life. By chanting mantras and prayers on the Amitayus Thangka, practitioners immerse in sincere devotion to the divine qualities of Amitayus Buddha.
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Why Buy Amitayus Thangka?
The Amitayus Thangka art represents an eternal life free from sufferings and pain. The artwork of the Amitayus Thangka not only brings peace to your spaces, but can be used to embrace the wisdom and compassion of the Amitayus Buddha. Meditating on the Amitayus Thangka is known to remove negativity and sufferings of life.
Amitayus Buddha gives protection from obstacles of life, such as sickness or pain. Performing meditative rituals and chanting mantras on the Amitayus Thangka can remove such obstacles, allowing you to attain a long life. The thangka helps in healing from sickness and imbalances in the five elements of the body. The significance of the Amitayus Thangka goes beyond its beautiful artwork, it is also the pathway to ultimate healing and enlightenment.
Symbolism, Iconography, and Mudra of Amitayus in Thangka
Seated peacefully in a meditation posture with his hands in the mudra of equanimity, Amitayus bestows the nectar (amrita) of immortality emanating from the vase he holds. The leaves of Ashoka tree on the vase confers protection from misery (shoka) of sickness and pain. The body of Amitayus appears with a radiant red hue that is capable of eliminating obstacles to a long life and gives protection to those seeking his solace. The grandeur of the Amitayus Thangka is further enhanced by the giant lotus flowers beneath and the jewels worn by Amitayus. The Amitayus Thangka painting is a timeless rendition of the unwavering significance of Amitayus in Buddhist traditions.
Artistry and Craftsmanship in Amitayus Thangka
BSTC Thangka Store applies authentic and traditional methods of thangka painting to create exceptional pieces of art. The materials of Amitayus Thangka include high-quality canvas of cotton or silk treated with natural glue, and gold leaf for the highlights. The dyes of Amitayus thangka are extracted from natural pigments and minerals that warrant richness throughout. The authenticity of craftsmanship at BSTC is truly depicted by the brilliance of colors of Amitayus thangka. It is accompanied by detailed sketching and painting by the artists, with precise attention given to symmetry and proportions. The detailed techniques of Amitayus painting, combined with hours of sincere effort and unwavering attention yield one-of-a-kind Amitayus artwork at BSTC.
BSTC also provides a wide range of options for frames of Amitayus thangka depending upon your preferences. We offer a variety of wooden frames and silk borders for you to preserve and display exquisite thangka arts at your own spaces.
Customize Your Amitayus Thangka Purchase
At BSTC, we welcome customizations of Amitayus thangka as per your preferences. Customers can choose the use of silk or cotton canvas for their painting, and decide if they want premium materials like gold or silver for details drawn on their artworks. The framing options allow customers to choose between wooden and silk frames and decide frame colors to match their aesthetic preferences. While we ensure that your orders are safely shipped to you, customers can choose durable packaging options and protective coverings. These customizations available at BSTC enhance customer satisfaction and allow you to add personal touches to your cherished pieces of artwork.