Product Information
Name: Thangka of Manjushri
Size: 53cm × 37cm
Technique: 24K Gold  Hand-painted 
Origin: Tibet
Specifications: Excluding frame; requires self-framing after purchase

Manjushri Bodhisattva, the radiant star of wisdom in Buddhism
He is the embodiment of wisdom, guiding sentient beings toward liberation with unparalleled insight. His image often takes the form of a youthful figure with five topknots, symbolizing the five inner wisdoms, representing an endless wellspring of wisdom.

Manjushri Bodhisattva typically wields a sword, symbolizing the power of wisdom to sever afflictions and ignorance; sometimes he holds a lotus flower, representing purity and sanctity; and at other times, he carries a sutra, the vessel of Buddhist teachings, conveying profound Dharma wisdom.

His mount is a majestic lion, whose roar, like the Buddha's teachings, awakens deluded beings. The lion also symbolizes Manjushri's fierce wisdom, capable of subduing all obstacles of delusion and suffering.

Among the many bodhisattvas in Buddhism, Manjushri holds a unique position, often regarded as the teacher of buddhas. In the past, he instructed countless buddhas, and in the future, he will continue to guide sentient beings toward the gate of wisdom.

The Symbolism and Significance of Manjushri Bodhisattva
Wisdom and Academic Success (Primary Focus)

Symbol of Supreme Wisdom: Known as the "Teacher of the Seven Buddhas" and the "Mother of All Buddhas," Manjushri holds a wisdom sword and sutras, riding a blue lion, signifying the cutting of delusions and awakening lost beings.

Academic Excellence: Especially before critical exams like college entrance tests, devotees often pray to him to enhance wisdom, memory, and comprehension, aiding students in achieving outstanding results.

Philosophy and Arts: He is also regarded as a guardian of medicine, arts, music, and other creative fields, helping individuals overcome creative blocks.

Career and Professional Life

Decision-Making and Leadership: Grants innovative thinking, aiding in resolving work challenges and breaking through career bottlenecks.

Attracting Prosperity: In some beliefs, his wisdom is seen as a source of wealth opportunities, alleviating financial hardships.

Health and Safety

Healing and Protection: Shields the sick from illness and aids in recovery while preventing diseases.

Avoiding Misfortune: Helps individuals steer clear of disasters, bringing peace of mind and body.

Placement Suggestions：
A mandala thangka (scroll painting) is ideally placed in areas such as:
- The living room, study, or office ;
- Behind the owner's seat ;
- Near a window where sunlight gently enters