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Sahasrabhuja Avalokitesvara, Buddhist Scroll, Made In Lokta Paper, Screen Printed, and Hand-painted

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Code HME30794
Size
Height
32cm (13")
Width
19.5cm (8")
Weight 50 gm - 0.11 lbs
Material Nepali Paper
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Quantity PCS US$ 4.20
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Sahasrabhuja Avalokitesvara


Sahasrabhuja Avalokiteshvara the Thousand-Armed, Thousand-Eyed form of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Infinite Compassion. Each of the 1,000 hands represents his boundless ability to help all sentient beings, while the eye in each palm symbolizes wisdom and omnipresent awareness.
This form embodies the limitless compassion and active assistance Avalokiteshvara offers to beings suffering in samsara (the cycle of birth and death). He reaches out in all directions at once, offering protection, healing, and spiritual guidance. Read More

Short History & Symbolism


According to legend, Avalokiteshvara vowed never to rest until he had liberated all beings from suffering. Seeing the endless pain in the world, his body shattered into pieces. Amitabha Buddha, his spiritual father, reassembled him in this form with a thousand arms and eleven heads, enabling him to better serve all beings.

This form is especially revered in Tibetan Buddhism, where he is known as Chenrezig. He is considered the patron deity of Tibet, and his compassion is central to many daily practices.

Mantra


Om Mani Padme Hum

Spiritual Insight


1,000 Arms: Active compassion in every direction


Eyes in Palms: All-seeing wisdom, aware of every suffering being
Multiple Heads: Expanded awareness and higher consciousness
Central Hands: Often hold symbolic items like lotus, mala, or vase

Lokta Paper Scroll

: Brief Introduction
Introducing our Buddhist and Hindu Icon Scroll on Lokta Paper - a stunning fusion of spirituality and artistry that serves as both a meaningful gift and a beautiful addition to your home decor or altar. Crafted with care and precision, this scroll showcases a collection of various iconic figures from the realms of Buddhism and Hinduism, each screen-printed onto high-quality Lokta paper. Read More