Dimensions: 35" W x 47-1/4" H Chinese Tibetan Framed Thangka painting of Buddha Arapachana White Manjushri (Tibetan: a ra pa cha na jam pal yang. English: Arapacana the Splendid Melodious Voiced One). The bodhisattva that represents the wisdom of all the buddhas of the ten directions and three times. Beautiful and youthful, he has one face and two hands. The right holds aloft the blue flaming sword of wisdom severing ignorance. The left placed at the heart holds the stem of an utpala flower supporting on the blossom the Prajnaparamita book. Adorned with a crown of gold studded with jewels, earrings, necklaces and bracelets, he wears garments of silk, a green scarf and a red skirt. Seated with the legs folded in vajra posture atop a flat moon disc and flower blossom arisen from a lotus pond, he is surrounded by a blue-orange nimbus and red areola, completely engulfed in green foliage and flowers.