This thangka depicts 107 Amitāyus Buddhas, the Buddha of Infinite Life and longevity. At the center, Amitāyus appears as the principal source of vitality and long life, holding the vase of immortality filled with the nectar of awakened life force.

Surrounding the central figure are 108 Amitāyus Buddhas, all depicted in the same posture and iconography, each holding the same vase of longevity. This repetition symbolizes the complete accumulation and multiplication of long-life blessings, as well as the purification of obstacles affecting body, speech, and mind.

A 108 Amitāyus Buddha thangka is traditionally used in long-life and healing practices, supporting physical well-being, inner stability, and the extension of favorable conditions for Dharma practice. It serves as a powerful visual support for prayers dedicated to longevity, the flourishing of wisdom, and the uninterrupted continuity of spiritual practice.