Framed Silk Shakyamuni Buddha Brocade | Sacred Lotus Throne Tapestry | Golden Temple Weave | Metta-Blessed™

A serene woven silk brocade of Shakyamuni Buddha, seated in quiet radiance upon a lotus throne, hand extended in the bhumisparsha mudra — the sacred gesture of Enlightenment.

This exquisite textile shimmers with fine gold and coral threads, representing the victory of mindfulness over illusion, and the peace that blooms through grounded awareness.

These types of artwork are used both as devotional thangka substitutes and as decorative framed textiles.

The piece is presented within a silver-tone frame, ready to hang or place upon an altar, and carries the quiet resonance of temple offerings — a devotional artwork turned gentle guardian of the home.

Age & Provenance
This woven silk depiction of Shakyamuni Buddha originates from the Himalayan region — likely Nepal or Northern India, where temple artisans continue the ancient tradition of devotional brocade weaving.

Created circa 2000–2015, the piece carries the aesthetic and symbolism of older thangka textiles, reimagined through modern jacquard looms that preserve the luminous threadwork and sacred geometry of its lineage.

It remains a radiant example of contemporary sacred craftsmanship, bridging traditional reverence with modern artistry — a devotional artwork for mindful living spaces.

• Medium: Woven silk / brocade (not a print, visible thread texture)

• Subject: Shakyamuni Buddha seated on a lotus throne, haloed, with offerings at the base

• Style: Likely Tibetan or Nepali, modern or late-20th century craftsmanship

• Condition: Good — light wear to the frame, artwork intact and vibrant

• Frame: Contemporary silver-tone frame with glass front, MDF backboard

• Size: Around A4 or 8x10 inches

• Notes: Some light reflections visible, but the textile itself appears well preserved with intact weave and minimal fading.

Condition:
Artwork excellent, frame lightly worn consistent with age.

Metta-Blessed™
Gently cleansed and re-attuned through mantra, candlelight, and intention before dispatch — a gesture of blessing for all beings who view it.

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“As a mother would protect her only child with her life, even so let one cultivate a boundless heart towards all beings.” — Metta Sutta

Disclaimer:
This is offered as a cultural and spiritual item. Traditions around it are shared across many cultures where it is seen as symbolic of protection, luck, and blessing. Any effect is spiritual in nature and not a substitute for medical, psychological, or professional advice or treatment.

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