Thangka of Infinite Life Buddha Paradise

[Thangka of Infinite Life Buddha Blissful World]

Thangka of Infinite Life Buddha Blissful World, 18th century, Tibet, cloth, color, 114 cm high, 79 cm wide, 65 cm vertical and 45 cm horizontal. The old collection of the Qing Palace
In the middle of this Thangka, the red body of the Infinite Life Buddha is painted, wearing a five-leaf crown, the upper body is exposed, wearing a silk belt, decorated with wreaths, and wearing a thin skirt. The clothes are flexible and colorful. Fold your hands in front of your abdomen, make a meditation seal, put a treasure bottle on it, and sit on the lotus platform with folded hands, with a dignified posture. The Chonglou Palace is painted behind it, which is beautiful and beautiful to symbolize the Pure Land of Blissful Land. There are eight Bodhisattvas in front of the seat: Manjusri, Nirvana and Maitreya, with Avalokitesvara at the top; On the right side, Vajrayana Bodhisattva is the first, and the following Bodhisattvas are Samantabhadra, Dizang, and Jiegai Bodhisattva. The bodhisattvas sit in different positions and are vivid. On the top of the painting are two ancestors of the Gelug Sect. The one on the left is Guru Zongkaba, and the one on the right is the seventh Dalai Lama Gesangatso. This Thangka picture is light and bright, and the architectural style in the interior has the characteristics of both Han and Tibetan, which is a masterpiece of Tibetan style.