Spiritual Marichi Thangka | Canvas Print | Om Marichi Mam Svaha

Our exquisite Marichi Thangka Print, meticulously printed on high-quality giclee cotton canvas to preserve every fine detail and radiant color of the original artwork. Revered as the goddess of light, protection, and the dawn, Marichi is often worshipped by devotees seeking safety from spiritual and worldly obstacles, especially during travel and times of uncertainty. Marichi is seated gracefully upon a blooming lotus base, a symbol of purity and spiritual awakening. She is portrayed with six beautifully rendered hands, each holding significant objects that represent different aspects of divine power and protection. These include elements such as a vajra, bow, and arrow, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and the ability to destroy ignorance.

Please note: You can choose your preferred size to fit your home or altar perfectly. We also offer a consecration service before shipping, so your sacred artwork arrives blessed and ready to inspire. 

Product Details:

• High-quality canvas print using an archival canvas printer, ensuring vibrant and long-lasting colors that preserve every detail
• Artwork printed on natural giclee cotton canvas
  
• Hand-painted by skilled Nepalese artists, honoring Buddhism’s rich heritage
• Traditional Tibetan iconography and symbolism are faithfully reproduced

Marichi

Marichi is a fascinating figure who appears in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, though with very different identities and roles. In Hindu mythology, Marichi is one of the Saptarishi, the seven great sages, and is considered a mind-born son of Brahma, the creator god. He is revered for his wisdom and spiritual insight and is the father of Kashyapa, who in turn is the progenitor of many beings, including devas and asuras.

In Buddhism, Marichi transforms into a powerful goddess of light and protection, often called the Goddess of the Dawn. Her name means “ray of light,” and she is associated with the sun’s radiance and the removal of darkness and obstacles. She is depicted in various forms, sometimes peaceful, sometimes wrathful, with multiple arms and faces, and often rides a chariot pulled by seven boars or pigs.