Amitayus, the Buddha of Infinite Life

The red-skinned figure of Amitayus is centered, seated in a meditative posture upon a multi-petaled lotus throne, with his hands positioned in his lap holding a golden long-life vase. He wears ornate bodhisattva jewelry, a crown, and draped silken robes in shades of green, yellow, and orange. The figure is framed by a glowing mandorla of radiating blue lines and a circular green halo, set against a background featuring stylized foliage, clouds, and a small white stupa in the lower right corner.

Amitayus is a central figure in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, specifically venerated as the deity of longevity; the presence of the stupa and the specific iconographic detail of the vase characterize this as a focus for health and lifespan-related ritual practice.