A Vajrasattva thangka is a Tibetan Buddhist painting featuring Vajrasattva, a deity associated with purification and the embodiment of purity. Vajrasattva is revered for his ability to help cleanse negative karma and spiritual impurities.
In the thangka, Vajrasattva is typically depicted seated in a meditative posture, often with his legs crossed in the lotus position, which signifies his spiritual achievement and stability. His body is usually rendered in white, symbolizing purity and the removal of defilements. The white color emphasizes his role in purifying the mind and body.
