GOLDEN LOTUS BUDDHA SILK VELVET SHAWL

Once, long ago, a master artisan set their needle into silk velvet and began to tell a story.
On a field of deep black silk, a Tibetan Buddha blooms from the heart of a lotus, haloed in gold.

His robes—green, copper, and gold—flow with quiet grace, adorned with a jeweled necklace. Around him, chrysanthemums unfurl and clouds swirl, as if the wind itself were caught in the weave.

Scattered throughout the scene, countless tiny glass beads glimmer—hand-sewn in patient devotion—catching light like morning dew. The silk fringe, eight inches long on all sides, moves with the slow rhythm of a temple bell’s sway.

Measuring 40 inches square, this vintage piece is more than a shawl—it is a meditation in cloth, a rare fragment of beauty meant to be worn, cherished, or displayed as living art.