Badra Satvi Thangka, hand painted in Nepal

‘Badra Satvi’ (likely a phonetic spelling of the Sanskrit Bhadra Satva or Vajrasattva) refers to Vajrasattva, a key figure in Vajrayana Buddhism, who is sometimes, as here, depicted with a consort. He is a Sambhogakaya Buddha, often invoked for purification practices

This is an original piece painted by a modern day Thangka master (Lama). The Lama train for a minimum of 15 years under masters before they reach titled lama status.

Background brocade: dark green, coral and yellow with floral embroidery.

Dimensions silk framed: width 60cm x height 100cm

Canvas: Tibetan organic cotton

Origin: Nepal

Care instructions: due to their delicate nature they are best kept in dry places where moisture will not affect the quality of the material.

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