Amitabha Buddha Filigree Cloisonné Thangka

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Customization Time: 45 days

Delivery Time: 15 days

Decorative Uses: Framed Wall Art / Home Decoration / Wall Hanging

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Price
$5,600
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Core Details

• Regong (Qinghai) Style · Handcrafted Filigree Cloisonné Technique (Authentic Tibetan Buddhist Art)  

• Artwork Size: 41×55 cm (subject to actual product)  

• Framed Size: 67.5×82 cm (subject to actual product)  

• Production Time: 60 Days  

• Origin: A handcrafted fusion of traditional Tibetan thangka and filigree cloisonné art  

• Symbolism: Embodies Amitabha Buddha’s boundless merits, wisdom, and compassion, awakening one’s inherent Buddha-nature  

About Amitabha Buddha

Amitabha Buddha is the central deity of Pure Land Buddhism. His sacred mantra "Namo Amitabha Buddha" (Homage to Amitabha Buddha) is revered as the "Mantra of Ten Thousand Virtues," with each character carrying boundless merits, perfect wisdom, and universal compassion.  

"Amitabha" translates to "Infinite" — representing infinite lifespan, infinite light, and his 48 great vows to embrace all sentient beings. "Buddha" signifies his complete enlightenment and supreme dignity. Reciting the mantra is not mere repetition but a spiritual practice: by invoking his name, practitioners draw the Buddha’s merits and wisdom into themselves, achieving the state of "One’s mind is Buddha; one’s mind becomes Buddha." This awakens the inherent pure Buddha-nature, aligning individual consciousness with the Buddha’s and leading one from delusion to enlightenment.  

For practitioners, mantra recitation is a journey to connect with the Buddha’s vows and awaken inner compassion and wisdom. Displaying this thangka is like dwelling with a "vessel of infinite virtues" — both viewers and devotees will feel transcendental peace and tranquility in the presence of his compassionate image.  

Artistic Features of Filigree Cloisonné Thangka

Filigree Cloisonné Thangka is an innovative fusion of Tibetan thangka art and traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Rooted in Tibetan Buddhist culture, it combines millennia-old filigree and cloisonné techniques with modern artistry, crafted entirely by hand: gold foil forms the base, while gold wires outline the motifs. Every step reflects the artist’s dedication and piety, resulting in a masterpiece that balances religious solemnity with artistic value.  

• Exquisite Craftsmanship: Undergoes dozens of processes, including drafting, filigree wire inlay, and enamel filling. Uses natural mineral glazes for rich, true colors that resist fading for centuries.  

• Orthodox Iconography: Adheres to the proportions and rituals of Tibetan Buddhist iconometry, inheriting the style of Tibetan court thangka and carrying authentic religious meaning.  

• Innovative Techniques: Integrates Chinese painting’s gradation, Western oil painting’s perspective, and modern color theory — preserving ethnic traditions while embracing contemporary aesthetics, creating a luxurious and dignified style.  

• Unique Texture: Gold wires and foil blend harmoniously with warm, smooth enamel glazes. Colors reflect the Buddha’s compassionate nature, bringing vividness to the image while maintaining a solemn atmosphere.  

Quality & Specifications

✅ Handcrafted Filigree Cloisonné Technique  

✅ Natural Mineral Glazes  

✅ Gold Foil & Gold Wire Inlays  

✅ Complies with Tibetan Buddhist Iconography Standards  

✅ Regong-style Thangka Blending Multiple Artistic Schools  

Features

⦁ 100% Master's Authentic

⦁ Mineral pigment

⦁ Master handmade

⦁ Tibetan buddhist Thangka

⦁ Origination:Regong Qinhai

Packaging and Shipping

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What is Filigree Thangka?

Filigree Thangka Thangka, pioneered in Qinghai in the early 21st century, is a derivative art form of traditional Thangka that incorporates cloisonné techniques. This craft involves outlining designs with metal wires (such as copper or gold foil wires) on a base board, which are then filled with natural mineral or plant-based pigments to create vivid, textured visuals. It represents a fusion and continuation of two intangible cultural heritages: Thangka art and Filigre craftsmanship.