Qing Dynasty Chinese Sino-Tibetan woven silk Thangka. Depicted the Shakyamuni Buddha life story (Tibetan: sha kya tu pa, sang gye. English: the Enlightened One of the Shakya Clan). Seated on the side of the Vulture Peak Mountain, discoursing on the Lotus Sutra, he holds upraised in the right hand a single lotus blossom signifying the ineffable nature of the wisdom of emptiness. Various buddhas, arhats and monks are gathered above and at the sides. Wooden framed, set behind acrylic. The frame is massive large and heavy, it might not able to be shipped.

Dimensions: 119" L x 85-1/2" W

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.

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