Vajrasattva with consort is the subject of this thangka painting. Vajrasattva, known in Tibetan as Dorje Sempa, is primordially free, pure Buddha wisdom personified. Dorje Sempa holds a very significant place in Tibetan Buddhism. This is due in large part to the fact that the ngondro, or preliminary practices focused on him are of primary importance, and with minor variations, they're common to all the major schools of Tibetan Buddhism.

This a beautiful thangka, painted with full adherence to the concise traditional iconographic specifications. It is mounted, as is also traditional, in a nice brocade frame. The central figures of Dorje Sempa and consort seated on a lotus and moon disc are surrounded by simple and well executed pure land landscape.  This is a very good quality painting and most affordable as well. It is perfectly suited to the visualization needs of the practitioner as well as those who simply like Tibetan Buddhist art.