Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Tibetan Mini Thangka Hand-Painted by Traditional Tibetan Artist | 2 × 2 cm Painting Size | Natural Mineral Pigments

Product Overview

This Tibetan mini Thangka features Samantabhadra Bodhisattva , meticulously hand-painted by a traditionally trained Tibetan lineage artist.

Created using natural mineral pigments, the painting is designed to retain its color stability for generations. With a compact 2 × 2 cm painting size, this Thangka is conceived as a collectible and inheritable artwork, suitable for long-term preservation rather than decorative display alone.

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva: Right Action, Great Practice, and Truth

Samantabhadra Bodhisattva is one of the Four Great Bodhisattvas in Chinese Buddhism and is traditionally regarded as the right attendant of Shakyamuni Buddha.

He is associated with:

• Principled virtue

• Right action and moral discipline 

• The embodiment of great practice 

• Truth expressed through consistent ethical conduct

Recognized as one of the Eight Close Attendants of the Buddha, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva represents the aspiration to extend virtuous and wholesome deeds universally, benefiting all beings through concrete action. This universal distribution of goodness is regarded as the Bodhisattva’s profound vow.

Zodiac & Horoscope Association

Within traditional Buddhist culture, Samantabhadra Bodhisattva is traditionally regarded as a symbolic guardian for:

• 🐉 Those born in the Year of the Dragon

• 🐍 Those born in the Year of the Snake

• ♑ The Western zodiac sign Capricorn

These associations emphasize qualities such as steadfast will, perseverance, responsibility, and moral integrity, aligning closely with Samantabhadra Bodhisattva’s emphasis on disciplined action and ethical clarity.

Symbolic Meaning

In Buddhist cultural tradition, this Thangka is symbolically associated with:

• Upholding right action and upright virtue

• Strengthening willpower and inner determination

• Maintaining clarity and stability in complex interpersonal environments

These meanings are understood as symbolic and cultural interpretations, rather than guarantees of outcomes.

Origin & Craftsmanship

• Origin: Tibet

• Artist: Traditionally trained Tibetan lineage painter

• Technique: Hand-painted Thangka

• Pigments: Natural mineral pigments, known for long-term color stability

• Painting Size: 2 × 2 cm

The use of mineral pigments follows classical Tibetan Thangka practice, valued for its durability, depth of color, and suitability for artworks intended to be preserved and passed down.

Collectible & Inheritable Artwork

Due to its small scale, refined execution, and traditional materials, this mini Thangka is especially suitable for:

• Long-term personal collection

• Cultural inheritance

• Meaningful gifting with lasting value

It is conceived not as a temporary object, but as an artwork meant to endure across time.

Usage & Placement

This mini Thangka is suitable for:

• Personal meditation or study spaces

• Private altars

• Portable devotional use

• Art and cultural collections

Its size encourages close viewing and quiet contemplation.

Cultural Note

This artwork is presented as a religious and cultural object, valued for its craftsmanship, lineage, and symbolic meaning.
It does not claim guaranteed effects, but serves as a visual reminder of ethical discipline, perseverance, and principled action.