This original, hand-painted thangka depicts Marpa Chokyi Lodro, the first Tibetan lineage master of the Dakpo Kagyu Lineage. The painted area measures 9" x 12", with the entire thangka, including the traditional brocade border, measuring 21" x 29". Marpa Chokyi Lodro is shown in traditional iconography, symbolizing his profound connection to the Dharma and his role in transmitting teachings from India to Tibet. His legacy, which includes his influential disciples like Milarepa, is captured beautifully in this intricate piece.

Symbolism & Meaning

Marpa Chokyi Lodro, a pivotal figure in the Dakpo Kagyu Lineage, symbolizes devotion, perseverance, and the transformative power of Dharma. Known for his journey to India and Nepal, Marpa is often depicted as the bridge between the Tibetan and Indian Buddhist traditions. His 108 teachers reflect his dedication to learning, and his disciples, especially Milarepa, continue to carry forward his teachings. This thangka honors his significant contributions and the lineage he established.

Product Details

Material: Original hand-painted thangka

Size: 9" x 12" painted area, 21" x 29" total with traditional brocade border

Frame: Traditional brocade border

Depicts: Marpa Chokyi Lodro, first Tibetan lineage master of the Dakpo Kagyu Lineage

Lineage: Dakpo Kagyu

Significance: Represents the transmission of the Dharma and the teachings of Marpa's 108 teachers

How to Use

This hand-painted thangka is perfect for display in your meditation or prayer space. It serves as a reminder of the foundational teachings of the Dakpo Kagyu Lineage and the wisdom of Marpa Chokyi Lodro. Use it for inspiration, meditation, or as a focal point in your daily practice. This thangka is a beautiful addition for those who wish to honor Marpa’s legacy and his profound influence on Tibetan Buddhism.

The original hand-painted nature of this thangka makes it a unique and precious piece for any practitioner or collector interested in the Dakpo Kagyu tradition and its rich spiritual history.