Manjushri is the Bodhisattva associated with wisdom and discernment. Our miniature selection lets you compare that subject in distinct compositions rather than treating every image as the same design. TG-006 and TG-009 bring the figure into gold-ground settings; TG-021 places Manjushri with a blue lion. Look at how the posture, sword, surrounding space and colour lead the eye through each painting before deciding which expression you prefer.
Read the details at miniature scale
A hand-painted canvas of 4 × 5 cm asks for close looking. Begin with the face and the balance of the figure, then compare the outlines of the hands, the attributes and the small decorative passages. Each listing has its own front and reverse photographs and work reference, so the details you inspect belong to that particular object. Our Manjushri guide explains the imagery, while the comparison guide distinguishes Manjushri from Avalokiteshvara and Vajrapani.
Choose the whole work
The figure is only one part of the choice. Compare the colour of the ground, the frame, the reverse and the hanging attachment as well as the painting itself. If you prefer the luminous setting of the gold-ground works, that collection opens a wider range of subjects in the same treatment. If you are drawn to the blue-lion scene, the polychrome collection offers other colour-rich compositions. Price and availability remain on each individual work page.
The painted canvas is 4 × 5 cm. This is the image size, not the outer frame. Each product page presents photographs of the individual work; contact us with its reference if you need the outer measurements for a particular display or fit.
Can I wear the miniature thangka?＋
A cord is included with each piece, so it can be worn or kept as a small collected painting. Compare the frame and hanging attachment in the available photographs before choosing. Keep the painted work dry, avoid impact and follow the care guide for storage and handling.
How do I buy a particular work?＋
Open the work to see its current price and availability, then add that piece to your shopping bag. Each listing identifies an individual object rather than a made-to-order design. The buying guide explains payment, delivery and returns; you can also ask us about the work by reference before ordering.
