Khandro Norlha (Guru Jambhala) Thanka

Khandro Norlha or Guru Jambhala

Padmasambhava, Vaishravana (Tibetan: pe ma jung ne. English: the Lotus Born) the bestower of wealth surrounded by a host of wealth deities. Gazing on all beings, with one face adorned with a moustache, the right hand holds to the heart the staff of a victory banner made of various colored silks fluttering above. The left hand placed in the lap holds a brown mongoose – bestower of jewels. Adorned with gold earrings, necklace and various ornaments, the head is covered with a lotus hat of silk brocade topped with a half-vajra and feathers. Attired in various robes of different colors reflecting the disciplines of the Vinaya, Bodhisattva and Mantra Vehicles, in a relaxed manner, he sits on a sun and moon disc above a multi-colored lotus blossom surrounded by a radiating nimbus of light spheres and a rain shower of variously colored wishing jewels. Padmasambhava, Vaishravana (Tibetan: pe ma jung ne. English: the Lotus Born) the bestower of wealth surrounded by a host of wealth deities. From the mngar pan yon tan g.ter mdzod. Gazing on all beings, with one face adorned with a moustache, the right hand holds to the heart the staff of a victory banner made of various coloured silks fluttering above. The left hand placed in the lap holds a brown mongoose – bestower of jewels. Adorned with gold earrings, necklace and various ornaments, the head is covered with a lotus hat of silk brocade topped with a half-vajra and feathers. Attired in various robes of different colours reflecting the disciplines of the Vinaya, Bodhisattva and Mantra Vehicles, in a relaxed manner, he sits on a sun and moon disc above a multi-coloured lotus blossom surrounded by a radiating nimbus of light spheres and a rain shower of variously coloured wishing jewels.

Size:

Size without Brocade: 15 inches by 20 inches