Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva 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
$5,500
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Core Details

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

• Painting Size: 41*55cm (Subject to actual product)  

• Framed Size: 67.5*82cm (Subject to actual product)  

• Production Cycle: 60 Days  

• Origin: Handmade artwork blending Tibetan Thangka traditions with classic Filigree Cloisonné craftsmanship  

• Symbolism: Embodies the power of great filial piety and aspirations—protects beings from suffering and grants peace  

About Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva

The name "Ksitigarbha" originates from Sanskrit, meaning "Earth Treasury"—a metaphor for his unshakable calm (like the earth supporting all life) and profound wisdom (like a hidden treasure containing all virtues).  

According to Buddhist scriptures, he ventured into hell repeatedly in past lives to rescue his suffering mother. Millennia ago, he made a sacred vow: "Until hell is empty, I will not attain Buddhahood; until all beings are liberated, I will not achieve enlightenment." With boundless compassion, he dedicates himself to saving all sentient beings from suffering—especially those trapped in hell. For this transcendent filial piety and eternal vow, he is revered as "Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva of Great Aspirations," one of the Four Great Bodhisattvas in Mahayana Buddhism.  

Enshrining this thangka is like welcoming a "carrier of vow power and compassion": its sacred presence inspires reverence for his great aspirations, while worshippers receive blessings for filial piety, freedom from suffering, and inner peace. In the presence of his majestic form, distractions fade, filling the space with a serene, compassionate aura that brings calm strength to daily life and spiritual practice.  

Artistic Features of Filigree Cloisonné Thangka

A innovative fusion of Tibetan Thangka art and traditional Chinese craftsmanship, this piece combines the cultural essence of Tibetan Thangka with millennia-old filigree techniques and modern artisanal skill. Fully handcrafted, it features gold foil bases and gold wire outlines—each step reflecting the artist’s dedication and piety, resulting in a sacred treasure that unites religious solemnity with artistic value.  

• Exquisite Craftsmanship: Undergoes dozens of processes (drafting, filigree shaping, enamel filling). Uses natural mineral-based enamel for rich, pure colors that resist fading and weathering for centuries.  

• Orthodox Iconography: Follows Tibetan imperial Thangka traditions and Buddhist iconometric principles, ensuring authentic religious connotations in every detail.  

• Innovative Techniques: Integrates Chinese ink wash shading, Western oil painting perspective, and contemporary color theory—preserving ethnic heritage while meeting modern aesthetic tastes with its luxurious, dignified style.  

• Unique Texture: Gold wire outlines and gold foil bases harmonize with warm enamel hues. Colors reflect the Bodhisattva’s divine qualities, bringing vivid, visually striking images that balance grandeur with serenity.  

Quality & Specifications

✅ Handmade Filigree Cloisonné Craftsmanship  

✅ Natural Mineral Enamel Pigments  

✅ Gold Foil & Gold Wire Inlays  

✅ Adheres to Tibetan Thangka Iconometric Buddhist Principles  

✅ 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.