Khasarpani Specialty Thangka - Small manjushri he had direct encounters with

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Khasarpani Specialty Thangka - Small manjushri he had direct encounters withChenrezig (Sanskrit: Avalokiteshvara) is the bodhisattva that embodies the compassion of all Buddhas. In his two armed form, called Khasarpani, he holds his right hand in the gesture of supreme generosity and holds a lotus in his left hand. This form of Chenrezig is specific to the Nyung Nay practice in the Kusum Gondu cycle of Avaolkiteshvara. Painting measures 9" x 13" With brocade and knobs, 26" x 32"