Palden Lhamo Thangka (96cmx53cm flex printed with brocade)

Guru Thangka (75cmx46cm flex printed with brocade)

Namgyal Ma Thangka (96cmx53cm flex printed with brocade) Free shipping

Tibetan Thangka is a traditional form of Buddhist painting. It usually depicts deities, mandalas, or spiritual scenes. Thangkas are highly detail and vibrant, and they serve as visual aids for meditation and spiritual practice. They are considered scared and are often used in religious ceremonies and as objects of devotion.  

White Tara is a revered figure in Buddhist mythology, often depict as a compassionate and serene goddess. She embodies peace and emanates loving compassion, bringing grace and dignity to various situtations.

Flex print with brocade Thangka of HH the Dalai Lama, Sakya Gongma and 17th Karmapa

Lama Chopa Thangka (96cmx53cm flex printed with brocade) Free shipping

Men Lha Deshe Gey Thangka (96cmx53cm flex printed with bocade) Free shipping

Rigsum Gonpo means the "Protectors of the three realms" and refers to Avalokiteshvara, Manjushri and Vajrepani. Four temples are dedicated to these deities in the cardinal directions of the old city of Lhasa, known as the north, south and west... 

Tonpa Shenrab lived 18,000 years ago, predating Gautama Buddha. Practitioners of Bon believe that he first studied the Bon doctrine in Tagzig Olmo Lung Ring, at the end of which he pledged to Shenlha Okar, the god of compassion, that he would guide the people of this world to liberation. 

Tsepak Mey Thangka  (75cmx46cm flex printed with brocade)

Guru Tsangye Thangka (75cmx46cm flex printed with brocade)

Green Tara is said to embody the fulfillment of all beings’ desires, both worldly and spiritual. As one who grants beings’ wishes, she personifies good fortune, although unlike the worldly wealth-bestowing deities, the wishes she fulfills include liberation from ignorance.

She was once a princess named Jnana Chandra in a human realm. In her youth, she took a vow to achieve complete enlightenment in a female form and entered into deep concentration, focusing her mind on the dependent nature of reality and the task of benefiting other beings. She then made an oath to dedicate her entire future existence to the welfare of all beings.

The thangka comes framed in a traditional silk brocade border.

Thangka Painting.  16 x 23 Inches

Thangka with brocade  28 x 46 Inches

Yapsi Sum Thangka (75cmx46cm flex printed with brocade)

Green Tara is said to embody the fulfillment of all beings’ desires, both worldly and spiritual. As one who grants beings’ wishes, she personifies good fortune, although unlike the worldly wealth-bestowing deities, the wishes she fulfills include liberation from ignorance.

She was once a princess named Jnana Chandra in a human realm. In her youth, she took a vow to achieve complete enlightenment in a female form and entered into deep concentration, focusing her mind on the dependent nature of reality and the task of benefiting other beings. She then made an oath to dedicate her entire future existence to the welfare of all beings.

The thangka comes framed in a traditional silk brocade border.

Thangka Painting.  16 x 23 Inches

Thangka with brocade  28 x 46 Inches

Tibetan Thangka is a traditional form of Buddhist painting. It usually depicts deities, mandalas, or spiritual scenes. Thangkas are highly detail and vibrant, and they serve as visual aids for meditation and spiritual practice. They are considered scared and are often used in religious ceremonies and as object of devotion.