Vairocana Buddha Thangkas

Vairocana Buddha represents the primordial Buddha—the source of all enlightenment in Tibetan Buddhism. Vairocana is considered the cosmic Buddha, embodying the pure, all-encompassing wisdom of the Dharmakaya. 

 

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He is often depicted seated in full lotus posture, with hands performing the Dharmachakra Mudra, symbolizing the turning of the wheel of Dharma (teaching the path to liberation).
In Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions, Vairocana is the central figure of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, radiating clarity, illumination, and the transformation of ignorance into wisdom.
At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we create authentic, hand-painted Vairocana Buddha Thangkas, crafted according to ancient Tibetan guidelines.

FAQs for Vairocana Buddha Thangkas

1. What does Vairocana Buddha represent?

Vairocana Buddha represents the universal aspect of liberation, the pure Dharmakaya (Dharma body) that is beyond the false self of the individual. His imagery represents:

  • Clarity and wisdom
  • Dispelling of ignorance
  • Unity of all phenomena

2. Can I frame the Vairocana Thangka in glass?

Yes, you can frame your Vairocana thangka in glass. For brocade-mounted Thangkas, we recommend hanging them traditionally without glass to preserve the fabric texture and energy. 

3. Are your Vairocana Thangkas hand-painted?

Yes, all our Vairocana Thangkas are hand-painted. We use the traditional method with natural mineral pigments and sometimes 24k gold paint accents.

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