Medicine Buddha Magnets

Reproduction of a traditional Tibetan Medicine Buddha deity thangka. In Tibet and Himalayan regions, deity figures and mandalas are traditionally painted onto canvas which is then framed with colorful, ornate brocade fabric. They are hung as sacred objects in monasteries or as part of a home shrine. Medicine Buddha is practiced for both physical and spiritual healing.

Medicine Buddha Traditional Tibetan Buddhist Thangka sacred deity art

Medicine Buddha mandala Traditional Tibetan Buddhist deity thangka art reproduction. In Tibet and Himalayan regions, deity figures and mandalas are traditionally painted on canvas framed with colorful, ornate brocade fabric and hung as sacred objects in monasteries or home shrines. Medicine Buddha is almost always shown as blue in color, and is practiced for both physical and spiritual healing.

Medicine Master is the Buddha of healing and medicine in Mahayana Buddhism. Commonly referred to as the "Medicine Buddha", he is described as a doctor who cures dukkha (suffering) using the medicine of his teachings.

Buddha gift with meditating Buddha sitting with lotus flower opening background. Medicine Buddha depicted with right hand is held facing downward extended toward the ground, palm facing outward. A bowl of herbs rests in the left hand upon the lap.

Medicine Buddha's paradise Psychedelic

Vintage Medicine Buddha design in retro colors. Perfect for anyone who practices meditation and has Buddhist beliefs. Spiritual gift for people who wish to live a peaceful and mindful life.

Discover Your Dosha Ayurvedic Medicine is an original design focusing on Ayurvedic medicine. Ayurvedic treatment combines plant-based products with diet, exercise, and lifestyle and remains one of India's traditional health care systems Doshas are responsible for the physical and emotional tendencies in the mind and body, and along with the seven dhatus and three malas make up the human body. Perfect for practitioners Ayurvedic medicine, spirituality, meditation and yoga. ABOUT THE ART ©‎ ‎29 ‎May ‎2017, ‏‎16:06:51 Tracey Harrington Simpson

The dark blue Buddha, Bhaiṣajyaguru, holding the healing plant, Myrobalam , described as a doctor who cures suffering offering his teaching to the world

This 15th-century painting would have been viewed as a part of the Fifty-One Deities Mandala of the Medicine Buddha. The God of Fire (Agni) rides a red goat, holds a pot with fire, and appears as an old man. The painting is set in an attractive embroidered mount decorated with the Eight Auspicious Symbols in the upper part and the Seven Attributes of the Universal Monarch in the lower part. All are auspicious symbols in Tibetan tradition, which appropriately complement the mandala of the Medicine Buddha, who is usually evoked for healing purposes and general well-being.