Maya Devi

A Maya Devi Thangka is a sacred representation of Maya Devi, the mother of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became the Buddha. In this thangka, Maya Devi is depicted with deep reverence and grace, embodying her vital role in the Buddha’s life and the spiritual tradition.

In the painting, Maya Devi is often shown seated or standing in a serene posture, symbolizing her purity and nobility. She may be depicted with a gentle, compassionate expression, reflecting her role as a nurturing and pivotal figure. Her attire is usually elegant and adorned with symbolic patterns, often in soft, calming colors like blues, pinks, and golds, which highlight her sacred status and connection to the divine.

Size: 40cm x 27cm