Gar Drolma Buddhist Learning and Meditation Center
  • 0Shopping Cart
  • Home
  • New to Buddhism
    • Welcome to Gar Drolma
    • Buddhism: F.A.Q.
    • Learning Buddhism
    • Gar Drolma F.A.Q.
    • Memberships and Donations
    • Weekly Mediation and Learning Classes
  • Events
    • Schedule of Events
      • Daily/Weekly Schedule
      • Calendar View
    • Buddhist Studies Library
      • Commentaries by Khenpo Samdup Rinpoche
      • Practices and Prayers (Text & Audio)
      • Video Library Khenpo Samdup Rinpoche
      • Video Library H.E. Garchen Rinpoche
  • Our Center
    • Our Board of Directors
    • Vision & Mission Statement
    • Our Sangha
    • Photo Gallery
    • Links
  • Our Teachers
  • Donate
    • Memberships and Donations
    • Join the Tara Stupa Mandala!
    • Preserve the Sky Burials at Gar Monastery
    • Shravasti Summer Retreat Food Offering
    • Educate Tibet Fundraiser
  • Web Store
    • Gar Drolma Curriculum Programs
    • Prayer Wheels by artist Lilly Liu
    • Thangkas Webstore
      • NEW Thangkas – Smaller Size
      • Thangkas – Larger Size
    • Buddhism Books
    • E-books
    • Puja Program
    • HE Garchen Rinpoche Spring ’16 Retreat Teachings
    • HE Garchen Rinpoche Spring ’18 Retreat Teachings
    • Chakrasamvara Empowerment & Teachings Audio Files
  • Contact
  • Search
  • Menu Menu

4-Armed Chenrezig

$160.00

Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion, is widely regarded as the most popular deity in Tibetan Buddhism. There is no time of the day in which the blessings of the mantra, Om Mani Padme Hung, are not being offered to alleviate the suffering of beings—whether by mantra recitation or the turning of prayer wheels. Our beloved teacher, H.E. Garchen Rinpoche, is rarely seen without his precious prayer wheel.

Chenrezig (Skt: Avalokitesvara) was born from a shaft of light emanating from the heart of Buddha Amitabha which transformed into a lotus. He arose as the radiant, white-faced, four-armed Chenrezig depicted here. His front two hands are pressed together at the heart, holding a wish-fulfilling jewel which reflects his desire to bring all sentient beings to enlightenment. In his right hand is a crystal rosary symbolizing liberation from samsara and in his left, the blue utpala flower expresses his all-encompassing, compassionate motivation throughout the three times.

[BACK TO ALL THANGKAS]

Category: Thangkas - by Wangchen Lama
  • Description

Description

Illustration Dimensions:  16 x 24.5 ”
Overall Dimensions: 26.5 x 55″
Bottom Rod: 33″

Related products

  • Amitabha With Retinue

    $160.00
  • Vajrapani

    $160.00
  • 1000 Armed Chenrezig

    $160.00
  • Guru Rinpoche

    $160.00

Join Our Email List

The Gar Drolma Center

  • Welcome to Gar Drolma
  • Buddhism: F.A.Q.
  • (WEEKLY) Learning Buddhism & Meditation Classes
  • Learning Buddhism Video Series
  • Buddhist Studies Library
  • Gar Drolma F.A.Q.
  • Memberships and Donations
  • Find Us

Shop For

  • Join the Tara Stupa Mandala!
  • SPECIAL COLLECTION OF PRAYER WHEELS BY ARTIST LILLY LIU
  • Buddhism Books by Khenpo Samdup Rinpoche
  • Deity Thangkas
  • Chakrasamvara Empowerment & Teachings with H.E. Garchen Rinpoche
  • Gar Drolma Curriculum Offerings
  • Spring 2016 Retreat Teachings
  • Spring 2018 Retreat Teachings

Visit us on Facebook

© Copyright - Gar Drolma Buddhist Learning and Meditation Center - Enfold Theme by Kriesi
ManjushriLord Jigten Sumgon
Scroll to top