A Bayrasttwo thangka is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting depicting Vajrasattva, a deity associated with purification and the embodiment of the ultimate purity of mind. These thangkas are typically created on cotton or silk, showcasing Vajrasattva often holding a vajra (thunderbolt) and a bell, symbols of compassion and wisdom. Richly colored and intricately detailed, Bayrasttwo thangkas are used in meditation and rituals to aid in the purification of negative karma and to inspire spiritual growth, reflecting deep religious and artistic traditions.
