Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara Hand-Painted Wall Thangka

Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara, also known as Sahasrabhuja Chenrezig, embodies boundless compassion and all-encompassing awareness in Tibetan Buddhism. The thousand arms symbolize the ability to reach in every direction, while the many eyes represent the capacity to see the suffering of all beings.

Rather than a symbol of force, this form of Avalokiteshvara represents active compassion—the gentle yet unwavering presence that responds, protects, and restores balance.

This wall-hanging thangka is entirely hand-painted by Tibetan artists from the Regong region of Qinghai, following traditional thangka proportions and sacred iconography. Using natural mineral pigments applied through meticulous layering, the composition achieves clarity, luminosity, and intricate structural harmony.

Created for intentional spaces—meditation rooms, living areas, or sacred interiors—this Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara thangka serves as a visual center of calm and compassion. Its presence softens the atmosphere while quietly strengthening emotional and spiritual steadiness.

No printing. No reproduction. Each piece is a singular work of sacred art.

🖐 Craft & Materials

• Hand-painted by Tibetan artists from Regong, Qinghai

• Traditional Tibetan thangka composition and iconographic accuracy

• Natural mineral pigments on cloth

• Created as a wall-hanging sacred artwork

• Each thangka is unique and unrepeatable

Large wall-hanging thangkas require exceptional compositional balance, especially in complex multi-figure forms such as Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara.

The intricate arrangement of arms, eyes, and symbolic elements demands disciplined structure and sustained precision throughout the painting process. Multiple layers of mineral pigments are applied carefully to preserve luminosity and clarity across the entire surface.

More than a detailed artwork, a wall thangka becomes part of the space itself—quietly shaping the emotional tone and rhythm of its surroundings.

Its value lies not only in craftsmanship, but in lasting presence.

This thangka is intended for respectful display in a calm, dedicated space. It invites compassion, emotional balance, and steady awareness into the surrounding environment.

Created in Qinghai’s Regong region, each Inner Vision Art thangka is a continuation of living heritage—painted slowly, intentionally, and without replication.