Thangka Painting of 5 Manjushri Bajrapani Thangka or simply as a grounding

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Thangka Painting of 5 Manjushri Bajrapani Thangka or simply as a groundingManjushri is usually represented as a male Bodhisattva brandishing a flaming sword in his right hand, signifying his supreme understanding that removes duality, anguish, and unawareness. His left hand upholds a Prajnaparamita sutra (Perfection of Wisdom) held atop a lotus blossom, symbolizing Manjushri's attainment of ultimate comprehension from the flourishing of intelligence and sagacity. If you require Thangka Brocade for this thangka please quote