"Pancha Buddha" refers to a concept found in certain Buddhist traditions, particularly within Tibetan Buddhism. "Pancha" means "five" in Sanskrit, so Pancha Buddha refers to a grouping of five Buddhas, each representing different aspects of enlightenment and wisdom. These five Buddhas are often depicted together in a mandala or represented individually in Buddhist iconography. Five Dhayani Buddhas also refered to as the Five Wisdom Buddhas is the group of transcendent Buddhas each representing different aspects of wisdom and enlightenment. Every Dhyani Buddha exhibits distinct traits, ranging from Vairocana's knowledge to Amitabha's compassion, bringing balance and spiritual alignment into your life. These timeless artworks will elevate your practice and connect you to the enlightened realms.

The Pancha Buddha are:

Vairocana Buddha: Also known as the "Great Illuminator," Vairocana represents the wisdom of the Dharmadhatu, the ultimate nature of reality. He is associated with the center and the element of space.

Akshobhya Buddha: Akshobhya, or the "Immovable One," symbolizes the transformation of delusion into mirror-like wisdom. He is associated with the east and the element of water.

Ratnasambhava Buddha: Ratnasambhava, the "Jewel-Born One," embodies the wisdom of equality and generosity. He is associated with the south and the element of earth.

Amitabha Buddha: Amitabha, the "Infinite Light," represents the wisdom of discernment and discrimination. He is associated with the west and the element of fire.

Amoghasiddhi Buddha: Amoghasiddhi, the "Unfailing Accomplisher," signifies the wisdom of accomplishment and fearlessness. He is associated with the north and the element of air.