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Aparamita Mandala – #2
Aparamita Mandala – #2
Aparamita Mandala – #2
Aparamita Mandala – #2

Aparamita Mandala – #2

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Aparamita Mandala – #2 is a Vector Design from the Mahayana Sketches range The Aparamita Mandala Sketch showcases Aparamita at the center of the mandala.

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The Aparamita Mandala Sketch showcases Aparamita at the center of the mandala, encircled by exquisite ornamental floral rings and set against a picturesque landscape in the background.

Aparamita is a highly esteemed figure in Buddhism, embodying the attainment of enlightenment and the perfection of wisdom. She is commonly portrayed with a thousand arms and eleven heads, symbolizing her immense strength and omniscience.

Typically, Aparamita is depicted seated on a lotus throne, which represents her purity and liberation from earthly desires. She is frequently shown holding a book or scroll, signifying her wisdom and comprehension of the Dharma.

Occasionally, Aparamita is accompanied by other figures such as Bodhisattvas, reflecting her compassion and kindness. A radiant halo often surrounds her head, representing her divine essence.