Chungava

GT.10763

A Chungava Thangka is a Tibetan Buddhist painting that features Chungawa, also known as the “Lama of the Lotus” or the “Lama of the Hundred Deities.” Chungawa is a significant figure in Tibetan Buddhism, often associated with teachings and practices that focus on the integration of wisdom and compassion.

In the Thangka, Chungawa is typically depicted with various symbolic attributes and a serene, authoritative presence. His appearance often includes traditional Buddhist iconography, such as a lotus throne, which signifies spiritual purity and enlightenment. He may be shown holding sacred implements like a vajra or a bell, symbolizing the union of wisdom and compassion, or other ritual objects that reflect his role in guiding and teaching.

Size: 61cm x 46cm