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Albin Thanka GalleryHand-painted thangka, held in Australia
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Thousand-armed Chenrezig (I)

སྤྱན་རས་གཟིགས་ཕྱག་སྟོང་སྤྱན་སྟོང་
Painted in Kathmandu, Nepal
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One of one. This is the only copy; when it sells, it’s gone.
Painted area53.5 × 76 cm
MaterialsHand-painted on cotton canvas, with gold
SubjectChenrezig
OriginKathmandu, Nepal
ConditionNew. Unmounted canvas, ships rolled in a tube. Brocade mounting can be arranged in Australia — ask us.

Provenance

  1. Painted Kathmandu, Nepal.
  2. Materials Hand-painted on cotton canvas, with gold.
  3. Imported to Australia by Albin Thanka Gallery; held in our own stock, not drop-shipped.
  4. Sold as new, contemporary work. Never an antique.

The same description appears on your tax invoice.

Shipping and returns

Ships from Australia, insured, signature on delivery. Metro 2–3 business days, regional 3–5. A$65 flat, free over A$3,000. 14-day change-of-mind returns to our Australian address; your Australian Consumer Law rights are unaffected.

Authenticity

Every listing states where and when it was painted and in what materials. We only sell contemporary work by living painters — never antiques — and your tax invoice carries the same description as this page.

Hanging and care

Hang away from direct sun and heaters. Roll from the bottom, painting side in. Never fold. Dust with a soft dry brush; never use water on the painted surface.

Why this one

Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the bodhisattva of compassion, in his eleven-headed, thousand-armed form. The heads rise in tiers, each set painted in its own colour; the thousand hands spread behind him as a white halo, an eye in each palm to see suffering and a hand to reach it. He stands on a lotus, his principal hands joined at the heart.

Shakyamuni and Green Tara sit in the upper corners, and three wrathful protectors guard the base. One of the most detailed compositions in the tradition — every hand is drawn individually.

Painted on a single cotton canvas, unmounted. Ships rolled in a rigid tube from Sydney, or we can arrange a silk brocade mount.

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Thousand-armed Chenrezig (I) thangka — hand-painted, 53.5 × 76 cm | Albin Thanka Gallery