Vishwakarma – Hindu God of Creation Thangka Manjushri Practitioners traditionally recite the sacred

Practitioners traditionally recite the sacred mantra “Om Cale Cule Cundi Svaha” before this image to invoke Chundi’s blessings

Dimensions: 69 cm × 49 cm

this thangka functions as both a refined example of Himalayan sacred art and a meaningful spiritual support

The symmetrical geometry draws awareness inward

This Tibetan Thangka painting depicts the revered Vairocana Buddha

Vishwakarma – Hindu God of Creation Thangka Manjushri Practitioners traditionally recite the sacredThis Vishwakarma Thangka beautifully honors the universes ultimate creator, revered in Hindu tradition as the divine craftsman who shaped the skies, built the gods magnificent palaces, and forged sacred weapons for celestial beings. Known as the Adi Shilpi, or first artisan, Vishwakarma embodies the essence of Shrishti, the cosmic act of creation. Depicted seated with serene dignity, he is surrounded by the essential tools of architecture,