This is an original hand-painted Buddha Shakti/ Samantabhadra Tibetan Thangka painting framed with silk brocade. Samantabhadra is a Bodhisattva associated with Buddhist practice and meditation. He is described as the "primordial Lord of unchanging light," the central origin of all mandalas, possessing an ocean of knowledge and pristine awareness. In this thangka painting, Buddha Shakti is depicted embracing his consort, Samantabhadri, in Yab-Yum, which symbolizes the sacred union. His skin is always portrayed in blue, and he sits naked in a vajra posture, with his two hands resting on his lap in a gesture of meditation. Buddha Shakti represents the original nature of the mind and symbolizes the unity between awareness and compassion. Size with Silk Brocade :24-inch x 29-inch (61 cm x 74 cm) Size of Inner Painting : 7.5-inch x 10-inch (19 cm x 25 cm) Material: Handmade Cotton Canvas Color: Water/Gold Please take note of the following important information: Color Variance: Please be aware that the actual color of the paintings may exhibit slight variations due to the light conditions during photo shooting and the resolution of computer screens. In-Person Brilliance: The visual impact of the paintings is more captivating when experienced in person, surpassing the representation captured in photographs. Size Clarification: Please note that the size of the painting mentioned does not account for the outer border, contributing to a nuanced and visually dynamic presentation. Secure Packaging: To ensure the safe delivery of these artistic treasures, each painting will be meticulously packed inside a PVC Tube, guaranteeing safety during transportation. Buyer's Responsibility: Please be aware that any import duties, taxes, and additional charges at the destination country are the sole responsibility of the buyer, adding a layer of transparency to the purchasing process.